Al-Fatihah
Muslim
In discussing whether homosexuality is right or wrong, much of the logic that homosexuality should be justified and accepted is based on the argument that it is natural. Secondly, that it is based on two people loving each other, so there is no harm. If this is the case, it seems that these points only raises other issues, which offset the argument that homosexuality is okay and creates difficulty for its acceptance in society. Unless these raised issues are addressed, all of which stems from these points, then the argument that homosexuality is okay will remain invalid. Here, let us have a open-mined, honest, and candid discussion, on the following issues raised from these points.
When you say that homosexuality is natural, then what is the natural way that homosexuals have sex? In other words, explain how sex between those of the same gender is in accordance to nature. Also, if homosexuality is natural, then is it not also an abnormality or a dysfunction? After all, if a person is born with more than 10 fingers, two eyes or less, a tail or wings, etc. we call this an abnormality. Yet a male who is born with the natural ability to produce sperm and make a baby with a female, but has no sexual attraction to a female, why is this not considered an abnormality, rather than natural? The same applies to a female who is created by nature to have a baby by a male, but has no sexual attraction to them.
When you say there is no harm in homosexuality because two people love each other and are happy, then why would it be wrong to sell drugs to someone, as long as they are consenting adults and they are happy?
If homosexual sex is truly based on love, then what is the difference in the sexual nature of attraction between men and women that makes the same sex love each other sexually, but not the opposite sex?
None of these questions are stated to argue that homosexuality is unnatural or wrong. Rather, I only raise this discussion to highlight the problem with the answer that homosexuality is okay because it is harmless and natural. If this is the reasoning for some, then let's not stop there. If this is your reasoning, then it is essential to justify such reasoning if you expect someone to accept that homosexuality is okay because it is natural and based on love and happiness, without answering the following questions presented above.
Let's have a dialogue.
When you say that homosexuality is natural, then what is the natural way that homosexuals have sex? In other words, explain how sex between those of the same gender is in accordance to nature. Also, if homosexuality is natural, then is it not also an abnormality or a dysfunction? After all, if a person is born with more than 10 fingers, two eyes or less, a tail or wings, etc. we call this an abnormality. Yet a male who is born with the natural ability to produce sperm and make a baby with a female, but has no sexual attraction to a female, why is this not considered an abnormality, rather than natural? The same applies to a female who is created by nature to have a baby by a male, but has no sexual attraction to them.
When you say there is no harm in homosexuality because two people love each other and are happy, then why would it be wrong to sell drugs to someone, as long as they are consenting adults and they are happy?
If homosexual sex is truly based on love, then what is the difference in the sexual nature of attraction between men and women that makes the same sex love each other sexually, but not the opposite sex?
None of these questions are stated to argue that homosexuality is unnatural or wrong. Rather, I only raise this discussion to highlight the problem with the answer that homosexuality is okay because it is harmless and natural. If this is the reasoning for some, then let's not stop there. If this is your reasoning, then it is essential to justify such reasoning if you expect someone to accept that homosexuality is okay because it is natural and based on love and happiness, without answering the following questions presented above.
Let's have a dialogue.