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Originally Posted by brad2723
As I've stated before (by the way, these are grossly hysterical examples you are making), murdering God's creation is not a God-given, natural desire. Human companionship is. I have agreed all along that homosexuality deviates from the first human relationship (Adam & Eve) but believe that it deviates as the result of a naturally occuring genetic mutation (such as hermaphroditism, intersexism, or any other genetically altered deviation). This belief is based on the fact that orientation is most definitely genetically determined due to the amazingly high correlation that exists between chromosomal sex and orientatin (i.e., most males are attracted to females and visa versa).
Because I know from first hand experience that I COMPLETELY lack an attraction to females and, instead, have an attraction to males, I know that my genetically determined orientation has deviated from the norm but is real, true, and natural nonetheless. This disqualifies me from being an individual who has been turned over to homosexuality because of idolatry.
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Again, you have a big problem. You are making claims as fact when there is no proof. I cannot have honest discussion based on that.
Attraction to people isn't genetic. It's a development over time that has occured, just like other things you enjoy.
For instance, I like to fish. I didn't make that choice one day, but it stems from experiences and other things that happened when I was younger.
I like to watch Nascar and football. I didn't make that decision one day, but it's something that attracts me to those activities.
I HATE baseball and basketball. I couldn't watch those games if I tried. Oh, and I've tried. I lived in the Chicago area when the Bulls won their first three-season winning streak. I just couldn't get into it. No appeal to me whatsoever.
However, NONE of the above is based on genetics. It's just how I am. I don't know why I prefer football to baseball, but that's how it is.
This is how you are with your attractions also, but you can't base it on genetics when the research says otherwise.