Wiccan_Child
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The other functions exist, but the primary function is reproduction. The other functions are nevertheless important, however.I agree, however there have been plenty of quotes that have said otherwise to counter the function of the human sex organs argument.
Yes, I encountered this particular dilemma early on. It eventually led to my definition of punishment: it is a morally wrong action sanctioned by the state judical system that preempts future moral wrongs (either by reformation of the criminal or isolation from society).As an aside, what about justice. Should someone go to jail? That infringes on their free will and causes them harm?
Locking people away for years on end is morally wrong, but sometimes it is the lesser of two evils.
I clarified my statement: it is never actively seeked out or preferred over less-incestual relationships in social mammals. A dog, for instance, will not prefer it's own mother over a random female. If and when it happens, it is only because of statistical chance.Which was to counter your argument that it never happens in nature.
Do tell.A Christian Creationist can use the bible which defines what level of incest is permissable and which isn't.
They are the ones making the initial claims. The onus is on them. I have my definitions, but I do not see why I should give mine if the people making the claims will not give theirs. Quid pro quo, Clarice.Not really, you just disagree with their version of natural and ask them to define it. Good to see you have the same problem defining it yourself.
Nevertheless, it is possible. Indeed, consider the facts that 95-98% of people are heterosexual, and I'm betting a fairly large percentage of people don't practice safe-sex 100% of the time (I couldn't find any stats on the issue, though).Only if it is a male-female couple and only if they don't indulge in safe sex
The risk is there.
It will happen anyway, but in large societies people will rarely form couples on the other side of the group when there are perfectly viable partners next door. Given their sparcity, homosexuals have to travel farther to get a partner, thus bringing distant members of the species into the neighbourhood, as it were.But that will happen anyway. I fail to see how Homosexuality increases the chances of this happening over hetrosexuality.
Of course, this is all negated in our modern world of telecommunications et al. But from an evolutionary POV, it stands.
A case could be made for the evolutionary advantage of homosexuals in social mammals.Some would say the same about homosexuality
Agreed. It was more the surmise of my opening statements, anyway.Oh I see. In that case... Thus you are incorrect given my responses above. Of course we could take it as read that this sentence will be at the end of each argument and leave it out.
Ah, but what of the case where they know they are related, but fall in love anyway? Is this allowed? Why?It is difficult, given the rare cases of 2 people falling in love, only to later discover they are brother and sister who were seperated at birth.
Love the sinner, hate the sin? Forgive me if I don't share the sentiment.I can state an act is wrong without condemming the people who do it. Unfortunately many people don't see the distinction.
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