A Believer said:"No one is born gay. According to Paul
it is NOT natural." Im not sure Paul is the best source when it comes to whether someone is Born Gay or not.
*Exactly*
One is born a sinner.
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A Believer said:"No one is born gay. According to Paul
it is NOT natural." Im not sure Paul is the best source when it comes to whether someone is Born Gay or not.
*Exactly*
Icystwolf said:Homosexuality is still a choice whether you like it or not.
Scientists have found the obese gene, that makes people fatter....but that dosen't necessarly make a person fat, if that person exercises all the time.
I have a genetic blood disorder, anemia intermediate form(Thank God it's not full form), which means I have less blood count in my system. Technically that would have meant that it'd would be really tough for me to play sport as well as keeping warm.
As for keeping warm, I wear more clothes. But for endurance, I had to work much harder and surprisingly my haemoglobin within each blood cell has more than normal the capacity, plus my blood cells are slightly larger than a normal blood cell. Which means the glucose and oxygen levels have adapted to the loss of blood counts. I have to thank God for this, else I'd be sitting on a computer all day.
It is possible, something as physical as my condition to change, as to a homosexual to change to a hectrosexual. And it does exist, theres a guy back in my old church that was gay then ungaied....
...so please, you can change and it is definately a choice as far as I'm concern.
defiantchild said:According to Romans 1:27 homosexuality is unnatural. It is one of the reasons Soddom and Gomorrah were destroyed. God hates the sin of homosexuality as much as he hates any other sin. He loves the sinner, but hates the sin.
draper said:Then why aren;t liars killed? And why don't I drop dead for lusting? And for saying, "Oh my God!" once in a while? I'm still here...
Ditto to everything said by Firscherscherling, that convo between God & Adam you made up was so hilarious
What is amazing to me is that anyone can read the original post and take it seriously. Do people think at all any more?
Wow, talk about the pot calling the kettle black.Some people refuse to think. They refuse to even consider what they themselves are arguing. And as to the idiot thing, I think you know how i feel...
You must not necessarily intend to have a baby, but it must be open to the possibility. This obviously is not possible with sexual relations between two members of the same sex.If you are condemning sex that is not for procreation, then you yourself are only allowed to have sex when you are trying to have a baby
Being made in the image and likeness of God has nothing to do with our physical nature, but that is a topic for another thread.I assume God is hetero because we are made in his image
There could be hundreds of reasons such as lifestyle, brain chemistry, sub-conscious etc. You would be ignorant to say that any two people grow up under the exact same circumstances.Now, my friend, who comes from the same background as me, does find men attractice. So how are you saying that can be?
Im not sure of the point you are trying to make, but there would be no reason. If it is a choice then you choose to be attracted to them. You would be choosing to change your sexual orientation, not just your actions.What reason would someone have for COOSING to have sex with a same-sex partner to whom they are not attracted?
The ignorance is spewing from this statement. I will not dignify it with a rebuttal.Hmmm. Would it be so that self rightious phobics could treat them like ****, drag them though the dirt, try to limit their freedoms, chain them to posts and beat them to death, or spit on them? Well, none of these sound like good reasons to me.
Draper, don't twist his words. He only claimed it was a contributing factor, he never stated that they were struck down solely for being gay.Then why aren;t liars killed? And why don't I drop dead for lusting? And for saying, "Oh my God!" once in a while? I'm still here...
ObjectiveReality said:Wow, talk about the pot calling the kettle black.
You must not necessarily intend to have a baby, but it must be open to the possibility. This obviously is not possible with sexual relations between two members of the same sex.
Being made in the image and likeness of God has nothing to do with our physical nature, but that is a topic for another thread.
There could be hundreds of reasons such as lifestyle, brain chemistry, sub-conscious etc. You would be ignorant to say that any two people grow up under the exact same circumstances.
Im not sure of the point you are trying to make, but there would be no reason. If it is a choice then you choose to be attracted to them. You would be choosing to change your sexual orientation, not just your actions.
The ignorance is spewing from this statement. I will not dignify it with a rebuttal.
I am not claiming that I think it is a choice, because I do not know myself. However, I find it funny that you claim logic and reason are on your side, when most of your statements are ill-founded or devoid of reason.
Draper, don't twist his words. He only claimed it was a contributing factor, he never stated that they were struck down solely for being gay.
Firscherscherling said:Yet you still fail to regognize the fallacy of your argument. If one is not born gay, then there is no logical motivation for being so, nor does it make sense for someone to engage in something they find abhorrent by choice. It absolutely does not make sense. If you are straight, would you go have sex with a man?
The whole 'ungaid' argument is equally short sighted. Do you not realize that there is every type of person out there. Some like women, some men, some both and every shade in between. For some it is easier to 'switch' as you put it, but it isn't really switching. No matter how much therapy you send me to, I ouwld never find other men sexually attractive. That is just how I am. The same is true for a purely gay person.
Icystwolf said:Actually no, you failed to recognise my argument. I specifically stated that if a person is born gay, they still have a choice to becoming gay or not gay, just as likely as a person born with the obese gene who has a choice of being fat or fit, or a person like me to wither every winter or boost my blood status.
All it is, is that it's harder for a person with the obese gene to become fit, or a person like myself, work harder to overcome my disease, and for a person who's born gay to overcome gainess.
I never mentioned about switching, switching was manifested upon your own interpertation. I never switched to gaining more endurance, it needs a lot of work. The ungaied person back at my old church, spent around 6months reading the Bible and slowly but painfully change he's thoughts.
People can change, my blood status scientifically shouldn't have changed but it did. If a person can overcome that problem, I'm very certain God will notice it and reward him for it.
Firscherscherling said:Actually, you specifically said this:
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And it does exist, theres a guy back in my old church that was gay then ungaied....
You even made up your own word for it; ungaid. Which, by the way, makes me laugh really hard every time I read it.
This is not a statement that the man was gay and chose not to act on it. It is a statement that the man was gay and he chose not to be gay anymore. Sorry, but there is a big difference. Do you still have your disorder, or did you choose not to have it and it magically went away?
If you are saying that you think God does create gay people then the discussion changes. It seems that you are saying, yes, people are born gay (why God does this we have no idea) but they should never act the way God predisposed them to act. They should be celebate for their entire lives.
Is that it?
Icystwolf said:Fine....he degaied!
And secondly, I still have that disorder. If you read my post carefully you would have realised it has been compensated not magically disappear.
God creates all kind of people, but it's a challange as Christians to change themselves to be acceptable to God, not change his words to be acceptable to any heathen lifestyle.
As for making up words, I do have a habit for those...lol...theres just not enough words in my head to find the right word for it.
So can we agree on the word ...degay?
Essentially what I'm saying is, a gay person can change to a hectro person.Firscherscherling said:OK. I guess I still don't get what you are saying.
A: A man is created by God with a 'disorder' called homosexuality. The man can and should change his physiological make-up to not be homosexual any longer.
B: A man has a blood disorder. He can't change it, that is how he was created.
Why the double standard?
By the way, I know you still have the blood disorder. Rhetorical question.
Sorry, I can't agree with you on the term 'degay' as I find it offensive. Hilarious, but offensive.
Icystwolf said:Essentially what I'm saying is, a gay person can change to a hectro person.
How that relates to my condition is, I wanted to do things during winter. I wanted to know how if feels like to do tai chi out in the cold. So I made a choice, and started training hard for the last yr, to build my body up. So in that case, I made a choice to change myself instead of watching only TV during the winter. Just as a gay person wants to become Christian, they'd need to abide by the rules and change.
So in my condition, even though I have the disease, I can be as though I don't have the disease. Just like a gay person, they can change even though they may be gay inside, they would have changed to prefer the opposite sex.
As for the word being offensive or not, what do you call a gay person, giving himself self discipline and treatment to be a hectro?
ungay, degay, unhappied?
you know degay is the right word, but being offensive means that anywords relating to the meaning is also offensive.