Trailblazer
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Like I just said, who one is attracted to is not a choice, but what one does with that attraction is a choice.There doesn't need to be a gay gene to understand that its not a choice.
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Like I just said, who one is attracted to is not a choice, but what one does with that attraction is a choice.There doesn't need to be a gay gene to understand that its not a choice.
When it comes to homosexuality, there seems to be two primary points of view: You are either born this way, or you choose it. I am convinced that it is not a choice and that almost anyone can be convinced its not a choice in very short order. Are there any Christians here who still think its a choice?
And how long will you continue to on about it...time to put it down now.....seriously...Just as I said. Very predictable. How long will you hang onto this? Just curious from an academic point. This sort of thing intrigues me.
Good grief. You two inspired an entire thread.And how long will you continue to on about it...time to put it down now.....seriously...
That is my take on it too.You posted this in General Religious Debates forum so I assume anyone can answer even ifftye are not a Christians .
Imo, who someone is attracted to is not a choice but what someone does with that attraction is a choice.
How is this really any different from a heterosexual choosing to have sex. Sex is sex.
can't help yourself....Good grief. You two inspired an entire thread.
Wow! You are one of the most predictable people I have ever met.can't help yourself....
Most sin works this way: in increments. First, a person does something that they know is wrong, but tell themselves it's just a little wrong. If they keep doing it long enough, they have to go farther to get the same thrill. I'm convinced that plenty of people that are born with no inclination towards the same sex at all get there by playing with porn and such until they start to be attracted to what was before unthinkable.Why would anyone have to program or discipline themselves to be homosexual, engage in homosexual sex or enter into a same sex relationship? Why would anyone put themselves in a life situation that could get them fired, beaten half to death, or even beaten to death, shunned by family or friends? And the answer “I can’t speak for others” is not the answer. It’s a cop out I’ve heard too many times.
Most sin works this way: in increments. First, a person does something that they know is wrong, but tell themselves it's just a little wrong. If they keep doing it long enough, they have to go farther to get the same thrill. I'm convinced that plenty of people that are born with no inclination towards the same sex at all get there by playing with porn and such until they start to be attracted to what was before unthinkable.
And you are convinced that homosexuality is inborn by what? There's no evidence whatsoever that's the case.You’re convinced? Based on what? Oh right... being the biggest load of male bovine digestive waste ever.
And you are convinced that homosexuality is inborn by what? There's no evidence whatsoever that's the case.
When it comes to homosexuality, there seems to be two primary points of view: You are either born this way, or you choose it. I am convinced that it is not a choice and that almost anyone can be convinced its not a choice in very short order. Are there any Christians here who still think its a choice?
Those who oppose homosexuality cannot admit that it is not a choice.
I'm 100% certain that is not the case for all Christians. I was a Christian and I was convinced it was not a choice when I was a Christian and I'm heterosexual. In fact, everyone I knew agreed with me and 99% were not homosexuals themselves. It could be the case for some, but statistically, its certainly not the reason so many have a hard line opinion regarding sexual orientation. Not sure how you could come to that conclusion, it directly contradicts my own experience.
How old where you when you found both men and women sexually attractive, and then made that choice to only be attracted one sex? What was it that cured your bisexuality?I believe it is a choice.
Well I have a relative who thought he was gay, but now he doesn't seem to think that way.Yes, I’m convinced. I’m living proof. I didn’t and don’t make a choice to be attracted to men. When I was a boy I liked boys, I liked men before I ever saw porn. Explain that. Your theory just got shot all to hell. What experience do you have?
How is it a choice for me to not chase women other than my wife but it's not a choice to act on " gay" feelings?How old where you when you found both men and women sexually attractive, and then made that choice to only be attracted one sex? What was it that cured your bisexuality?
Well I have a relative who thought he was gay, but now he doesn't seem to think that way.
And again being attracted to someone isn't proof of anything.
Did you have a good father?
Only I've seen it more than once.Your relative is just suppressing his feelings, because he’s “supposed to”. He’s saying what people want to hear. I did too. Being attracted to someone isn’t proof of anything? Who told you that?
And yes... I had a good father. That’s bunk about the absent/distant father and domineering mother being the cause of homosexuality.
Some people are confused, experimenting, etc. That doesn't mean they changed their orientation. Bisexual attraction seems more common than is thought.Well I have a relative who thought he was gay, but now he doesn't seem to think that way.
And again being attracted to someone isn't proof of anything.
Did you have a good father?