Vandalshandle
Gold Member
I don't mean to step on any toes, but I have to say that in my lifetime, I have seen homosexuality break my best friend's heart when her fiance left her for a boyfriend; deny parents of grandchildren, and causes a young man to leave and hate his parent's religious warnings, and denies elderly parents comfort in their old age because he hates them for choosing their beliefs over his deriving satisfaction at ending his childhood in a way that hurts shocked parents like nothing else in the world could, leaving the parent who denied themselves of comfort so that man could return their lives of sacrifice for just a little kindness in their old age. It dishonors the family and puts widowed seniors into an unbelievable gulf of sorrow and tears which never goes away. And that's what I think about such a choice in life to make.We know that homosexuality is condemned in the Bible, but why?
Some Christians say it is because God's plan was for man and woman to join in the sacrament of matrimony, and be fruitful and multiply.
So, homosexuality, by that logic, is not condemned because of what it is, it is condemned because it diverts a person from doing what they are commanded to do, which is be fruitful and multiply.
But then, there's a question.
Why does the Catholic faith command certain persons to remain celibate and/or chaste in order to serve God?
Would not a life of celibacy and/or chastity be just as sinful as a life spent in the homosexual lifestyle?
And on a broader note, are all men and woman who never marry living a sinful life?
I think we need a serious discussion, so let's not have the usual malarky.
Well, if you feel that a person should allow others to make their most important lifetime decisions for them, I can see why you would feel this way.