ABikerSailor
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Sounds like bullshit, does it also explain why some people get into group sex? Or sadomasochism? Or bi-sexuality? If you can show that I'll believe you. No, I won't do your research for you and bluffing won't work.But what shall they do then? Cut their ***** and sit down in their home and do nothing about their natural emotions? or what? what is the better alternative of you and Christianity to solve this issue?you believe homosexuality is sin?
Yep
Are you ever had a gay as friend or family member? Are you really know enough about this people?
God created them himself. The big question is, If this is a sin, then why god created them with this strong feelings and then demands that they should ignore their feelings? It seems cruelly and illogical.
I have discussed this issue with many Iranians and i just curious about opinions of other people.
I know gay people but to my knowledge there are none in my family. There is no evidence gays are born gay, some say it's how they are raised and other reasons so I can't take it as fact they are born gay. The Bible says it's a sin, I'm a Christian and it's my belief it's sinful. I don't have issues with gays as long as they don't try and force their lifestyle on me or our children, if they want to be pretend married go for it but too many of them have become militant and they are well past annoying, they demand tolerance but too many times they don't give tolerance. If a group wants to be equal they can't be demanding special status and many gays are advocating that
Actually evidence was presented on another thread. Check the archives.
It is how the brain developer in the early stages, the fluctuation of hormones and chemicals in the mother.
It can be seen in brain scans.
Group sex, sadomasochism and bisexuality were not studied, just gay and straight people, and yes, they did notice that there were similarities in the way straight males and gay female brains, as well as the way straight female and gay male brains were structured.
Here's 2 articles, one from Time and one from New Scientist.
Breaking News, Analysis, Politics, Blogs, News Photos, Video, Tech Reviews - TIME.com
Gay brains structured like those of the opposite sex