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Posted 2010-07-27, 09:50 AM
in reply to kyeruu's post starting "Yeah, sorry about the random rage.
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Yeah, sorry about the random rage.
I'll fix it up.
What basically i said is. Anyone who's read the bible, has basic knowledge that it condemns the act of homosexuality, in many of it's verses.
Scientifically it has been recently proven, that although there is no "gay gene" there are heritage-wise genes, that cause more feminine outputs on men, or that simple show in the chromosomes that, homosexuality can be inherited from the woman.
Which brings up the controversial question.
If god dislikes/hates homosexuality, and commits no error, why did he create man with said "feminine" gene? or anything that could make a man seem homosexual?
the perfect example is something in the spanish term called "amanerado" which is slang to define a person who talks with a gayish like voice, and has a lot of feminine qualities, YET they dont' do it on purpose, it's purely genetic, in forms of behavior and imitation.
Which makes me asks, that if the above statements are true.
Then god is either:
1. Not real, the bible lied.
2. A malevolent selfish being, which the bible says is not true. Which goes back to the first statement.
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The problem is that you're trying to use logic but you're dealing with completely illogical people. They'll just come up with some new irrational way to explain it like:
"The scientists are lying"
"If such a genes exist then people who have them must be descendants of the Sodomites"
"DNA is a lie"
Among other things. They're fucking insane by definition, and you're trying to convince them with logic. Which basically makes you an idiot.
And if you don't think the bible portrays God as being malevolent, you obviously haven't read the Old Testament. The Old Testament God is pretty much a raging asshole. Hell, the guy hates figs (and fags.)
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