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Question for the atheists on this forum. So far as I understand evolutionary theory, it's essentially survival of the fittest. Species adapt and change given their particular environment in ways that are supposed to make them thrive. Adaptations that are not helpful for survival typically result in the particular animal dying and not passing that adaptation along.
Homosexuals cannot reproduce. Why shouldn't we view people born homosexual as an anomaly that works against the evolution of our species and hope that in time this "gene" or whatever it is goes away? From a purely evolutionary understanding of nature, I don't see how homosexuality is beneficial for mankind.
Homosexuals cannot reproduce. Why shouldn't we view people born homosexual as an anomaly that works against the evolution of our species and hope that in time this "gene" or whatever it is goes away? From a purely evolutionary understanding of nature, I don't see how homosexuality is beneficial for mankind.