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Originally posted by Fromabove
Well.. in the end, it still doesn't change the moral facts in humans. Animals are not accounted for sin as humans are to God. Even if the whole animal kingdom were gay to the point of mass extinction, it wouldn't change anything. Animals kill animals with no consequences, so.. does that mean humans should not object to other humans doing it too just because it is "the natural thing to do"? Of course not. We are moral creatures and so we behave according to a higher standard. This, and also we have laws from God that make us accountable to Him for whatever actions we decide to take.
Originally posted by Acidtastic
these laws of God, you speak of....who wrote them again?
Originally posted by Fromabove
Well.. in the end, it still doesn't change the moral facts in humans. Animals are not accounted for sin as humans are to God. Even if the whole animal kingdom were gay to the point of mass extinction, it wouldn't change anything. Animals kill animals with no consequences, so.. does that mean humans should not object to other humans doing it too just because it is "the natural thing to do"? Of course not. We are moral creatures and so we behave according to a higher standard. This, and also we have laws from God that make us accountable to Him for whatever actions we decide to take.
Man, that's right. man. Not God. man. Get over it.
That's cool, yes, it is an opinion, as is those who quote fairy tales as truth, or say that it is/is not genetic. based on opinions. I'm more than happy to go along with that. What i don;t like, is when people tell me that i'm some sort of abomination. I don't know why, but i find it slightly offensive
Originally posted by one_man24
reply to post by Acidtastic
Hate to tell you friend, but that is an opinion. It's the way you see it, kind of like my take on homosexuality. I think it's unnatural, and a completely unnatural use of human sexual function. But I won't belittle you, or tell you to "Get over it", like you did.
man wrote down what though? Some voice in his head told him this that or the other, doesn't make it any sort of fact. And as the poster above, who i quoted says, it's just an opinion. Nothing more, nothing less.
Originally posted by Fromabove
Originally posted by Acidtastic
these laws of God, you speak of....who wrote them again?
Originally posted by Fromabove
Well.. in the end, it still doesn't change the moral facts in humans. Animals are not accounted for sin as humans are to God. Even if the whole animal kingdom were gay to the point of mass extinction, it wouldn't change anything. Animals kill animals with no consequences, so.. does that mean humans should not object to other humans doing it too just because it is "the natural thing to do"? Of course not. We are moral creatures and so we behave according to a higher standard. This, and also we have laws from God that make us accountable to Him for whatever actions we decide to take.
Man, that's right. man. Not God. man. Get over it.
Incorrect. It was God who made the law. Man wrote it down, but it was God's law.
Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
Originally posted by Fromabove
Well.. in the end, it still doesn't change the moral facts in humans. Animals are not accounted for sin as humans are to God. Even if the whole animal kingdom were gay to the point of mass extinction, it wouldn't change anything. Animals kill animals with no consequences, so.. does that mean humans should not object to other humans doing it too just because it is "the natural thing to do"? Of course not. We are moral creatures and so we behave according to a higher standard. This, and also we have laws from God that make us accountable to Him for whatever actions we decide to take.
That is exactly my point, it's all about perspective. To say homosexuality is wrong, is to express an opinion based on a belief, and people believe many different things.
Ergo, live and let live, if people are homosexual, they are not 'not wired right' they are just not wired differently, as we all are. You wouldn't comdemn someone for like ketchup rather than mustard would you? It'sall bout perosnal preference.
EMM
Originally posted by Acidtastic
man wrote down what though? Some voice in his head told him this that or the other, doesn't make it any sort of fact. And as the poster above, who i quoted says, it's just an opinion. Nothing more, nothing less.
Originally posted by Fromabove
Originally posted by Acidtastic
these laws of God, you speak of....who wrote them again?
Originally posted by Fromabove
Well.. in the end, it still doesn't change the moral facts in humans. Animals are not accounted for sin as humans are to God. Even if the whole animal kingdom were gay to the point of mass extinction, it wouldn't change anything. Animals kill animals with no consequences, so.. does that mean humans should not object to other humans doing it too just because it is "the natural thing to do"? Of course not. We are moral creatures and so we behave according to a higher standard. This, and also we have laws from God that make us accountable to Him for whatever actions we decide to take.
Man, that's right. man. Not God. man. Get over it.
Incorrect. It was God who made the law. Man wrote it down, but it was God's law.
Bisexual Species; June/July 2008; Scientific American Mind; by Emily V. Driscoll; 6 Page(s)
Two penguins native to Antarctica met one spring day in 1998 in a tank at the Central Park Zoo in midtown Manhattan. They perched atop stones and took turns diving in and out of the clear water below. They entwined necks, called to each other and mated. They then built a nest together to prepare for an egg. But no egg was forthcoming: Roy and Silo were both male.
Robert Gramzay, a keeper at the zoo, watched the chinstrap penguin pair roll a rock into their nest and sit on it, according to newspaper reports. Gramzay found an egg from another pair of penguins that was having difficulty hatching it and slipped it into Roy and Silo¿s nest. Roy and Silo took turns warming the egg with their blubbery underbellies until, after 34 days, a female chick pecked her way into the world. Roy and Silo kept the gray, fuzzy chick warm and regurgitated food into her tiny black beak.