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There’s no predominant evidence that homosexuality is biologically influenced at all.Same sex attraction seems to be biologically determined, or at least it is an inherent disposition, but that doesn’t mean it is genetically determined. It is certainly robust against environmental pressure. Just think how hard society has tried to stamp it out without any success. Even today, most people with same sex attraction would gladly trade it for opposite sex attraction in order to better fit into society.
I believe the desire for intimacy is strong enough to overpower a person’s inherent sexuality. For example, victims of sexual abuse often get very confused about their sexuality. If the abuser is of the opposite sex, they may develop an aversion to the opposite sex and seek out same sex partners in order to satisfy the need for an intimate relationship. If the abuser is the same sex, they may be confused if they received intimacy and pleasure from the encounter and so come to associate that with the gender of the abuser.
It is not as simple as you would like it to be. That’s why you have to remember that every person is a beloved child of God and it is not our place to judge or condemn them.
It’s certainly possible. But there is no clear evidence that it is more so than it is environmentally influenced.
How do you explain cultures where homosexuality does not exist?