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Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname
reply to post by karen61057
Seriously, you had it all the time and had no idea what it was for?
I don't know how to say this tactfully but surely you must've noticed before it was a...fun... spot?
Originally posted by RealSpoke
reply to post by karen61057
lol?
Originally posted by Blue_Jay33
It has to do with sinful nature, we are all born with a sinful nature, so do we embrace it, or at least make an attempt to fight it? All of us are born into sin, which way that sin takes us, varies per person, some deviate to a great extent others to a minor extent. For humans this is in the eye of the beholder, but for God it is very clear.
Homosexual nature and it's practice is no different than Adultery and it's practice to God.
Think about it this, under the Mosaic law both were executed for doing this.
So when somebody says "they were born that way" I agree to a point, the point that we were all born into sin, and some of us a have a bigger battle on our hands because of simple genetics is a fact that can not be ignored.edit on 29-4-2012 by Blue_Jay33 because: (no reason given)
Virginia Durr Moment is a phrase originating in developmental psychology which refers to an experience and "triggering event" which can foster the moral development of an individual. Characteristic of the experience is a serious challenge to an individual's value system. The book Some Do Care by developmental psychologists William Damon and Anne Colby (who are husband and wife), use the experience of Virginia Foster Durr to describe this phenomenon. Although Durr is known as a civil rights activist, in her early years she harbored racial prejudice—a result of her upbringing in the South. When Durr was a student at Wellesley College, her prejudiced value system was first seriously challenged.[1] On her first night at Wellesley, Durr refused to dine at the same table at which a Negro girl was sitting. The head of the house explained that the rules of Wellesley College required Durr to dine with the girl for one month, and that if Durr did not comply, she would have to withdraw from the college. As Damon and Colby explain "this was the first time Virginia's values had ever been seriously challenged and she stayed awake all night long worrying about the dilemma". They later go on to quote Durr "That was the first time I became aware that my attitude was considered foolish by some people at that Wellesley College wasn't going to stand for it. That experience had a tremendous effect on me.
Originally posted by windword
Secondly, homosexuality does occur naturally in the animal kingdom. Since we are part of the animal kingdom, one must conclude that homo sapiens are equally vulnerable to homosexuality as any other species.
Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname
reply to post by Intelligence101
And no I'm not assuming my son is gay he's actually told me "daddy I don't like girls I like boys" and I told him its fine and I told him that most boys that like other boys don't tell anyone and keep it a secret their entire lives so it's good that he's being so honest at such a young age.
Are you sure that's what he really meant? You probably know best but still, don't all 5 year old boys think girls are yuck and have the cooties.
Does he really understand the concept of homosexuality at that age? I mean no disrespect, just wondering.
Originally posted by karen61057
Its only a sinful nature when sex is a sin. If you dont subscribe to that then sex is not sinful its just nice. You should also note that recently the Vatican came out and said that the story of Adam and Eve was just that, a story. What does that do to the concept of original sin my brother ?edit on 29-4-2012 by karen61057 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by karen61057
reply to post by windword
And mostly when it happens in the animal kingdom its because populations are over what the environment can sustain. Except for the Bonobos who just love to love ya baby. They have sex for everything. To say hello, to say goodbye, to settle an argument hell even when they are angry. These guys get it on all day long.
These little guys do it all. Face to face intercourse, tongue kissing, ( really??) oral sex. ( getting that tongue again) and homosexual behavour. They are the only know species of ape other than man to do so. www.liveleak.com...
edit on 29-4-2012 by karen61057 because: to add the link
en.wikipedia.org...
No species has been found in which homosexual behaviour has not been shown to exist, with the exception of species that never have sex at all, such as sea urchins and aphis. Moreover, a part of the animal kingdom is hermaphroditic, truly bisexual. For them, homosexuality is not an issue.[20]
Two male giraffes in Kenya.
An example of overlooking homosexual behavior is noted by Bruce Bagemihl describing mating giraffes where nine out of ten pairings occur between males.
Every male that sniffed a female was reported as sex, while anal intercourse with orgasm between males was only "revolving around" dominance, competition or greetings.[22]
Originally posted by Pinocchio
I too have no grudge against LGBT. But their interests are a bit unnatural.
Originally posted by rickymouse
OK....I'll try to explain how Homosexuals are "born that way"............................. I haven't a clue.edit on 29-4-2012 by rickymouse because: still haven't got a clue
Originally posted by Jobeycool
Why do people lie about this subject.No one knows for sure why people are homosexuals.Can we have honesty at least.