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lightbeamrider
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You said it suggests ignorance and you also concluded i don’t like science.That is taking from the same dirty playbook as the atheists. Perhaps it has something do do with your statement here.As I said previously, there has not been for decades a serious, science-based suggestion that sexual orientation was a consequence of a “gay gene” that switched it one way or the other. That was a popular media headline.
This is all the genetic determinism of Dawkins et all we dance to DNA. It is more faddish then factual and comes with a broad array of consequences. Your comes across as Dawkins lite.Those who refer to the “gay gene” typically do so to belittle the possibility that homosexuality is anything other than a willingness to partake in perverse behaviour. Why they are so fervent to reject the possibility of genetic, or biological influence, is beyond me. What fervently held belief would such a finding threaten?
edge.org/q2006/q06_9.html
Compare to your statement here.Isn’t the murderer or the rapist just a machine with a defective component?..Why is it that we humans find it almost impossible to accept such conclusions? Why do we vent such visceral hatred on child murderers, or on thuggish vandals, when we should simply regard them as faulty units that need fixing or replacing?
Who am i addressing? A Dawkins clone who attends church?Why they are so fervent to reject the possibility of genetic, or biological influence, is beyond me. What fervently held belief would such a finding threaten?
Please. Equating skepticism to fear is self serving.I don’t “wish” for any particular explanation for the cause of homosexuality, I simply keep an open mind. Nor do I fear any, such as a biological influence, as some seem to.
It is garbage and comes with consequences. Since when is it a tenant of Catholicism to swallow, hook, line and sinker every so called theory from any scientist working from atheistic foundations? Then discounting dissent as not liking science or scientists? Take your sophism elsewhere.Why do you so vehemently deny the possibility of a biological influence on sexual attraction? Do you likewise reject that possibility for gender dysphoria?
Not really.By the way, the link above reports research suggestive of a genetic influence. The journalist harks back to the notion of “gay gene” but scientists explain it is not as simple as that. Perhaps in quoting that article, you are becoming more open to the possibility of biological (even genetic?) influence?