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homosexual
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Breathe
Hostis humani generis
"Homosex" is fine. Agree with people doing it, but I do not practise it because I am straight.
Prohibited in religion? Not in my beliefs. Even if it was, I don't care. Homosexuality is not something you can choose. Can't choose to be straight or gay. I think God made them that way. Who am I to question God?
Prohibited in religion? Not in my beliefs. Even if it was, I don't care. Homosexuality is not something you can choose. Can't choose to be straight or gay. I think God made them that way. Who am I to question God?
mycorrhiza
Well-Known Member
It's natural and I don't see any reason why two consenting adults of the same sex shouldn't be allowed to have sex with eachother.
Nope.
There's nothing to agree or disagree with. It is what it is. People are attracted to the people they are attracted to. Is it a sin (which, being or doing?) and prohibited in my religion, or at least in my beliefs? No, neither one.
Homosexuality is discouraged in my religion for the same reason sex outside of marriage is discouraged. But it is not a terrible sin. There are much worse things. What my religion cautions against is becoming controlled by lust. There is nothing wrong with being in love with someone of the same sex. It is very natural in many species.
Maya3
Well-Known Member
About sex? What is so different with it if two people of the same gender does it that you have to have an opinion on it? Sex is sex.
Consenting adults should be able to do what they want.
No it is not prohibited.
Maya
Nyingjé Tso
Dharma not drama
Vanakkam,
Wasn't these questions asked, debated and answered already in several treads ? What's the use of answering several time, answers have already been provided and opinions given
Aum Namah Shivaya
Wasn't these questions asked, debated and answered already in several treads ? What's the use of answering several time, answers have already been provided and opinions given
Aum Namah Shivaya
Levite
Higher and Higher
Judaism is divided over the issue: the Orthodox movement condemns or does not support homosexual intercourse; the other movements support homosexual relationships and see nothing wrong with them.
I personally see nothing wrong with homosexual relationships or intercourse, if one is not heterosexual.
I personally see nothing wrong with homosexual relationships or intercourse, if one is not heterosexual.
Levite
Higher and Higher
Welcome to RF.
should be kept private (same with all sex)
What people do in their own time is their business and not mine
I'm not religious, so no
Now to wait for the inevitable homosexuality debate to start :beach:
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
There is no rational justification for prohibiting "homosex" nor anything else that happens between consenting adults and that harms no one.
Alceste
Vagabond
Taoism is not organized and has no rules. The gist of it is that we're happiest and healthiest when we live in harmony with nature, and part of that is being at peace with our own nature. If your nature involves homosexuality, you will be happiest and healthiest if you accept it and do what comes naturally. 
McBell
Unbound
Interesting.
Mainly because humans are animals and there are several species of animals that exhibit homosexual preferences.
Homosexuality has been observed in over 400 species of animals. Your science is out of date.
sumaidi
ashabul yamin
can you gives any news or website that support your quote?
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
My understanding is that primitive mortals attributed primitive notions to the concept of god.
Homosexual behavior in animals - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia