And I am the King of Siam.
Well, your majesty, you can see under my profile picture that I am. Now do keep it on topic and address posts, not posters.
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And I am the King of Siam.
And your evidence that people are born homosexual is.............
P.S. I don't expect an answer from you because there is none. Only ideological red herrings.
There are various studies from renowned universities from the Netherlands, Germany, and the United States to prove it. We not characterize all contexts, but this much is certain: The emergence of homosexuality is an interplay of genes, hormones and prenatal imprinting in the womb. By the way, homosexuality is also in nature, as also animals that are hermaphroditic (earthworms, for example).
Why not? An honest question deserves an honest answer. It falls to me not only in detail, because English is not my native language. Here is a little clip from the documentary "Because the Bible say it so":
And here another intersting documentary:
There are various studies from renowned universities from the Netherlands, Germany, and the United States to prove it. We not characterize all contexts, but this much is certain: The emergence of homosexuality is an interplay of genes, hormones and prenatal imprinting in the womb. By the way, homosexuality is also in nature, as also animals that are hermaphroditic (earthworms, for example).Why not? An honest question deserves an honest answer. It falls to me not only in detail, because English is not my native language. Here is a little clip from the documentary "Because the Bible say it so":And here another intersting documentary:
Well, your majesty, you can see under my profile picture that I am. Now do keep it on topic and address posts, not posters.
Forced?Correct, but your Church teaches that they have to force themselves to be celibate, even if not blessed with the gift.
Forced?
Homosexuality, as taught by my Church, is intrinsically disordered. It has nothing to do with "gifts".
No.Catholic Cardinal Frings, who resided in Cologne many years ago, once said in the sixties that sexuality would be a good gift from God. Well, he meant heterosexuality, but this quote is not applicable to homosexuality? Especially when sexuality is lived responsibly?
Paul spoke in his Letter to the Romans also about what is "natural" (physin), and "unnatural" (para physin) is. Some Christians misusing these verses (Romans 1: 26-28), to judge homosexuals and condemn about them. Or about transsexuals. Here these words say something completely different! You need to look up only in the theological dictionary of the New Testament by Mr Kittel.
Gender is not defined by the anatomy, it is defined by the identity the brain dictates. Hormones and epigenetics are believed to take a great roll into this. Therefore, we can consider transexuals whatever gender they choose.If we're talking about a male body, then the person is male. If we're talking about a female body, the person is female. The Bible never speaks well of trying to physically or otherwise make one into the other. When the issue is within the person's mind (it is) and cutting up the body does nothing to correct the issue in the person's mind (it doesn't), I see no reason why a wise and compassionate God would be in favor of the surgery.
Grrr. I really dislike people re-defining words to suit their own agendae. "Gender" is physical male and female.Gender is not defined by the anatomy, it is defined by the identity the brain dictates. Hormones and epigenetics are believed to take a great roll into this. Therefore, we can consider transexuals whatever gender they choose.
Grrr. I really dislike people re-defining words to suit their own agendae. "Gender" is physical male and female.
Grrr. I really dislike people re-defining words to suit their own agendae. "Gender" is physical male and female.
"Sex" is the word for physical sex. (arousal, stimulation etc.)Gender has been adapted to mean more than just another word for physical sex.
I do not have a problem with inventing new words for new situations, or dredging up long forgotten words that applied to a similar situation.If you are objecting to the idea of the concept of Intersex, words are not the problem. It lies elsewhere. It is a Galileo type affair, if a science issue, is treated as a religious issue.
"Sex" is the word for physical sex. (arousal, stimulation etc.)
1
: either of the two major forms of individuals that occur in many species and that are distinguished respectively as female or male especially on the basis of their reproductive organs and structures
2
: the sum of the structural, functional, and behavioral characteristics of organisms that are involved in reproduction marked by the union of gametes and that distinguish males and females
"Gender" refers to the configuration of body parts.
the behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex
I believe what you are talking about, which amounts to a mindset; cannot be properly covered by either of those terms. Then perhaps creating a NEW TERM to cover that would be in order. But don't just take an existing word with a well understood meaning and distort it to fit your new definitions.
I do not have a problem with inventing new words for new situations, or dredging up long forgotten words that applied to a similar situation.
What I object to is the change of use of popular existing terms to meet the need.
For a purely linguistic example: I have over the past couple of decades been very annoyed at the use of phrases like "Third month anniversary;" which in turn requires the use of other phrases like "Five year anniversary" to distinguish one from the other. That last one is double speak as "anniversary" ALREADY has "year" in it from the Latin Anno. The first phrase entirely misses that fact. And indeed there is a word (which dates back to the 1500s) in English that covers a monthly mark and it is (again from the Latin) Mensiversary.