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I'm sure it's possible to arrive in opposition to homosexuality from a purely philosophical standpoint. It's also possible to arrive at solipsism through philosophical argument. But I think we both know that if the Bible celebrated homosexuality instead of condemning it, all those Christians who signed the counter-petition would accept it, even if the philosophical arguments didn't change.
Thanks for your comment, though. Your comment brings up the two issues I expected to immediately be broached, and I certainly haven't answered them here.
What is it about atheists that makes them want to stick their dick up another man's ass? or defend such a thing as publicly acceptable for conversation and for being put on TV as role models? I mean, they know what AIDS is right? and presumably that it has a higher transmission rate among homosexuals? So what's their deal? Must be that they're closet homosexuals. There's no other explanation possible.
I guess I'll just have to stick with natural theism or deism or whatever the proper name is. Because I'm not a moron who sees sticking your dick up another man's ass as acceptable at all. If you want to do it in the privacy of your own home, then go ahead...BUT DON'T ASK DON'T TELL. Have enough discretion to keep it to your putrid self.
I have a hard time telling if you're joking or not. Do you really think there is something morally wrong with consensual sex between two men? Why do you think so?
And, why should heterosexuals have the right to flaunt their heterosexuality, but gays not have the right to flaunt their homosexuality?
Or maybe you were joking...
Needless to say, I disassociate myself (and all orthodox Christianity, if I may presume to speak on its behalf in this limited matter) from his remarks. I'm kind of glad he is using the name of a heretic :)
I was more concerned about the literal meaning of the APA policy, which explicitly mentions orientation and not behavior, and with the intergrity of religious communities. I have detailed my reasons for my signature on my blog.
Of course religious groups have to come to terms with their religion when dealing with homosexuality. Why expect them to do otherwise? There is an open debate on these matters both communities and faith and in the wider community. Why treat the discussion as a closed one, when it most clearly is not.