And shall make no law interfering with the free exercise thereof.So now your argument is with Kosh? Scientists don't believe children's environment plays a role? Which ones? Which scientist raised a set of children in a lab? It's psychologists that examines their lives and I posted a source that disagrees with you. People don't take you seriously because you are incredibly dishonest and prolific. You lie all the time. You ARE a lie.You're a liar.
Great response....almost on par with a Kosh response.
From the first link you provided:
BU Today: Has your research found that sexual orientation is biologically determined?
Pillard: I think so. But nobody knows for sure what causes a person to be either gay or straight. It’s one of the great mysteries of science, at least of biological science.
From the 2nd:
Most psychoanalytic theories, however, stress the role of parental and family dynamics, not the society as a whole. Behaviorists believe that some sexual and gender identification differences result from roles imposed by family and friends upon children, such as the masculine and the feminine stereotypes. Problems with this are there is no evidence, social or biological, to support that homosexual children were raised differently than were the heterosexual children. Also, with reinforcement of gender identification norms, one would be led to logically deduce that all of the stereotype reinforcement would ensure a heterosexual outcome [7].
So, no, scientists do not believe that how a child is raised has anything to do with their sexual orientation. They do believe that environmental factors in the womb can be a factor. You are confusing environmental with socially acquired. Environment means anything that is not in our DNA at birth. (chemicals ingested by a pregnant woman, etc.)
You have a choice of religion
If your religion says you are not allowed to serve gays you are free to choose another one
If your religion says you are not permitted to serve gays, you are also free to retain your religion and then the only question becomes whether the government has the authority to compel you to do that which your religion forbids.
I can come up with some absurd examples, too. Like: you have a freedom of religion that "permits" you to bend to my will when some legislative act commands you to do so.
You chose that religion
Choose another one
Missed that part, eh?