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YinYangMom
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Granted there are a heck of a lot more homosexuals ‘choosing’ the lifestyle than there are born into the condition. My point was we are not in the position to cast judgement on which homosexuals chose the life from those who honestly are men who were raised to be women or vice versa. We should not be quick to jump to conclusions.
And again, the source of the lifestyle is not the issue anyway…both are called to the same life of chastity and celibacy. However, the way we help the people choose to meet that challenge makes a big difference. When one tells you straight out that they believe they’ve been a guy all along - have felt trapped forever - we shouldn’t be so quick to dismiss that explanation as balony.
Your 1 in 20,000 is quite different from the March of Dimes’ 1 in 1,000 or 2,000. What is your source for those statistics?in the case of hermaphroditism, our senses would tell us that a baby is born with characteristics of both sexes in which case we would know something is wrong. either these disorders are genetic abnormalities or are recessive diseases that affect the adrenal gland. only about 1 and 20,000 births have this disorder, far lower then the amount of homosexuals we see today. true hermaphroditism is very rare and little is known about it.
Granted there are a heck of a lot more homosexuals ‘choosing’ the lifestyle than there are born into the condition. My point was we are not in the position to cast judgement on which homosexuals chose the life from those who honestly are men who were raised to be women or vice versa. We should not be quick to jump to conclusions.
And again, the source of the lifestyle is not the issue anyway…both are called to the same life of chastity and celibacy. However, the way we help the people choose to meet that challenge makes a big difference. When one tells you straight out that they believe they’ve been a guy all along - have felt trapped forever - we shouldn’t be so quick to dismiss that explanation as balony.