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His is the interpretation of the majority, and we have the Bible to back us up: 5000 years of written history.But that's YOUR interpretations of homosexuality. That doesn't make it any more right than mine.
Of course they do. All they have to do is take the bottle out of their mouths. No different than drugs, smokes, or obesity. But I wouldn't expect you to understand anything about personal responsibility.
True, but it would keep them from getting to be one. No one is born to be an alcoholic, a drug addict, a smoker, or fat, and no one is born gay.
I should be cute and point to my signature line here, but you deserve more respect than that.I'm pretty amazed at your determination to deny genetic predisposition.
I should be cute and point to my signature line here, but you deserve more respect than that.
I'm not saying that one cannot be predisposed to these things, just that the afflicted has a choice not to follow that path. For instance, my mom is fat and my dad's an alky. I'm thin and drink moderately. I have to make conscious decisions about food and drink daily.
I think you know my answer to that. The condition is detrimental to the patient and society so it should be treated aggressively.Predispostion isn't a guarantee the one will be afflicted with the condition but it can certainly be proven that there is an influence. Ulitmately the debate over the nature-nurture factors in homosexuality is moot.
The question should be that IF homosexuality is a physical predisposition, should homosexual behavior be condoned as an inevitable result of 'mother nature' or behavor that should be treated if possible or condemed if not.
I think you know my answer to that. The condition is detrimental to the patient and society so it should be treated aggressively.
That's fine.Couldn't find 'em in our new smilies library, sweet cheeks. How 'bout this:
The majority doesn't claim it's a mental disorder. And the Bible is fallible.His is the interpretation of the majority, and we have the Bible to back us up: 5000 years of written history.
Your a good kid, Kagom, but you are so wrong on this issue. I pray for you and those like you. Love the sinner, hate the sin.
[1]The majority doesn't claim it's a mental disorder. [2]And the Bible is fallible.
1. The majority claims it is a sin, unnatural, and a bad choice.
2. Then you should be able to prove that: http://www.usmessageboard.com/forums/showpost.php?p=514467&postcount=361
Of course they do. All they have to do is take the bottle out of their mouths. No different than drugs, smokes, or obesity. But I wouldn't expect you to understand anything about personal responsibility.
Of course they do. All they have to do is take the bottle out of their mouths. No different than drugs, smokes, or obesity. But I wouldn't expect you to understand anything about personal responsibility.