Jeremy Taylor
Active Member
You're entitled to your opinion. You are not entitled to make unsupported assertions and grossly fallacious arguments and expect people to respect them.More blather. My opinion on the matter holds as much weight as yours. This isn't a university lecture hall. It's a message board.
Classical natural law is not based on Christian theology and does not even assume its truth or the existence of God. This is basic stuff.As I said, I was a Catholic and Catholic sexual teaching is based on natural law theory thanks to people like Aquinas and his horrendous ideas on sex. Since I reject Christian theology, why would I care to hold onto natural law theory? Some of my Gods are bisexual or pansexual, actually. The pre-Christian Gods didn't have a problem with it.
This just confirms you don't know what you are talking about. Natural law is based on the essences or natures of things, and the final causes that flow from these, and not just what exists or some scientific idea of the natural world.Anyway, calling something "unnatural" when it exists in nature is illogical. Humans are naturally homosexual, bisexual, asexual, etc. Non-human animals also engage in masturbation and non-reproductive forms of sex. The view of sexuality in natural law theory is very narrow and has blinders on.