My beliefs are based on a mixture of evidence, my experience, and my reasoning therefrom. Everything in life is not black and white or apprendable strictly through science and analytical philosophy. You'll eventually find that life is much more complex than you thought and science and analytical philosophy to narrow and restrictive a paradigm for understanding and acting on life's mysteries and problems.You can not defend your beliefs by saying you believe. That is the definition of circular reasoning. Linking to web-pages of other people like you who base their own assertions on their “belief” doesn't cut it, it just makes your circular reasoning have a bigger circle. You need evidence. You have none. Not one scrap of evidence to back up anything you say above.
Homosexuality should be ethically wrong because it is useless and harmful and it possesses no redeeming qualities whatsoever. Of course, because I believe what the Bible actually says, I'm unable to engage in any heinous deeds to enforce any ethical or biblical standards of conduct.
All sexual immorality - including that engaged in by heterosexuals - is wrong.
Immoral according to the tenants of your book. Which mountains of evidence demonstrate is false.
Morality as a concept is dangerous. When you believe in absolutes it becomes very easy to justify the most heinous of deeds.
It's better to use ethics.
How is homosexuality ethically wrong?
Apparently you believe that human sexual behavior is genetically predetermined and not modifiable by the environment or learning. What evidence and scientific reasoning do you have for this?One thing you never answered; you only dodged again and again Elijah. Is what happens when you treat a little girl as a girl, bring her up just the way you believe is right, and she still becomes a lesbian? Or are you saying that is impossible? Please be clear.
I believe the research and reasoning that says homosexuals are not born that way and became that way because of conditions in the family or bad role models in the community. See http://traditionalva...urban/three.php and http://traditionalva...urban/seven.php.
In prison, I studied a lot of social and behavioral science and observed and conversed with numerous homosexual prisoners - some who were homosexuals before incarceration and many who became homosexual as a result of incarceration. Much of my understanding of homosexuals and my opinions about them were formed from my prison experience. They were almost always more difficult to get along with and created more problems then the other antisocial prisoners.