Sin does not only harm
other people. It can also be the harming of oneself. For example, (and forgive me but I am going to use Scripture...can't believe I just had to say that in a Christian forum) 1 Corinthians 6:18, "Flee immorality. Every other sin a man commits is outside the body, but the immoral man sins against his own body." Anyway, there are sins which do not blatantly
harm another person. There are sinful thoughts and acts that seem
harmless to others. "Sins against his own body" sounds very similar to Paul's passage to the sexual decadent Roman society, "and in the same way also men abandoned the natural function of the woman and burned in their desire toward one another, men with men committing indecnet acts and receiving
in their own persons the due penalty of their error." (1:28).
The human immunodeficiency virus -- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV-AIDS)1 -- is a deadly virus that can live for a few seconds outside the body but is primarily transmitted by unprotected sexual intercourse, infected needles, and by transmission of blood or other bodily fluids. Everyone knows that HIV-AIDS is fatal. There are three major modes of HIV transmission today: (1) sexual contact involving the exchange of sperm or vaginal secretions; (2) from mother to fetus or through breast feeding; and (3) between intravenous drug users who share unsterilized needles and syringes. Medical findings support that HIV is not transmitted through casual contact. In Missouri, homosexual sex accounts for 72% of all HIV transmissions; drug usage 9%; a combination of homosexual sex and drug usage another 9%; heterosexual 6%; blood transfusion 1.5%; and prenatal .5%.
http://www.mobar.org/journal/1998/janfeb/wampler.htm
Biologically and anatomically speaking, who would possibly argue that the male and female reproductive organs are not made for use together. It is as simple as the fact that the square peg fits in the square shaped hole. It doesn't matter if you can
force it into the round shaped hole, that isn't its designed function.
Negative effects of homosexuality have been manifested and recorded psychologically and physically. From STD transmission to a higher suicide risk, homosexuality certainly has negative ramifications (not saying that this is true of every single person with such preferences, for all those who are going to say how "
happy" many monogamous homosexual couples are).
For specific examples and citations see this link
(http://www.endeavourforum.org.au/nov05-10.htm) by Dr. Timothy J. Dailey, Ph.D.
How is it not obvious that male and female reproductive organs were designed for specific use
together? How is it not obvious that male/female attraction is the intent?
Are sociopaths' actions acceptable being it is how they were born? Because it is totally
"natural" to them?