Gunny
Gold Member
Even the Catholic church is struggling with the question of ordaining celibate men with homosexual tendencies as priests. The Vatican put forth policies that disagree with your position that it's only about behavior.
I don't base my argument on religion, nor does the Vatican hold any sway with me. I am not Catholic. The Vatican can disagree with me all they want. I consider its opinion to be an incorrect one.
All I can say to your statement from a religious POV is that it is not a church's place to revise the Word of God to conform to political correctness.
I will again say, there is absolutely no evidence to prove homosexuality is anything more than behavioral. You say you base your opinion on common sense, but there is absolutely no evidence to support your opinion other than the speculation of those who WANT to say its genetic because they believe it will somehow legitimize it.
As I already posted, my mind is not closed to evidence that proves homosexuality is genetic .... if and when some is produced. Until that time, my opinion is going to be based on actual fact, and the evidence we DO have.
What do we do with any other type of genetic defect? We try and correct it. IF homosexuality is genetic, it is just another defect, not a special one that deserves special laws.
Either way, genetic or behavioral, it STILL isn't normal, so IMO from that standpoint, the issue is moot anyway.