[MitzaLizalor]

Re: Homosexuals Are Not Born That Way!

You know, I've been thinking. All these heathens tells tall tales about the so-called "gay-gene". Even though it pleases my good heart knowing that people who believe that garbage is going to burn in hell, I thought something to myself:

If there really was a gay-gene in some kind of satan-run fantasy land, it would spell out the end of all homosexuals. Hear me out.

If homosexuality was genetic, then obviously it would get passed on from generation to generation by a gay man who is in the closet and got married to a woman, fathering hell-bound children. But these days, homosexuality has gotten more and more accepted in society. This means that in general, homosexual devil-worshippers no longer remain in the closet and immediately go for other men, thus not reproducing. Taking that into account, if homosexuals no longer reproduce and the gay gene is real, then in about two or three generation's time there would be no more evil satan-worshipping homosexuals.

Glory be to Jesus.

But there isn't a gay gene. You might as well say "If there isn't any Hell it wouldn't matter if you married your horse"

[Basilissa]

Re: Homosexuals Are Not Born That Way!

But there isn't a gay gene.

Exactly. One more thing. The liberals are always first to say that we are all created equal, intelligence is acquired and not hereditary, criminals are bad because of the society - in general, nurture is supposed to be more important than nature. Everything is cultural - except for the gay thing. How convenient, huh?

[Richard de Goddeley]

Re: Homosexuals Are Not Born That Way!

Atheist isn't a proper noun and shouldn't be capitalised.

I have German nationality. In Germany the age of consent is 14. I live, though, in the UK where it is 16.

If I were to have sex with a 15 year old I'd get arrested. If I went to my grandfather's house and did it, I wouldn't. My point is, secular laws are arbitrary and location dependant.

If I took the Lord's name in vain here, I'd be sinning. If I did it in Berlin, I'd also be sinning. God's laws aren't location dependant and are consistent.

So, yes, you can say that I became a Christian because of my family (I didn't, in fact, but that doesn't harm your point) but to say its ridiculous because they're just constraints placed on a child is to say exactly the same about secular law which I am certain you follow. Further, secular law doesn't have the internal consistency of God's law.

The only thing sharper than your law knowledge is your skill at grammar. God hath blessed you with many gifts