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DavidGonzalez
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It seems to me that homosexual acts are not against the Natural Law.
The argument to the contrary usually goes as follows:
Now why would God design some people for opposite-sex relationships in their exterior body but same-sex relationships in their interior life? I have no idea. But it doesn’t really matter. If God designed it that way, then who am I to judge?
So if we want to respect the Natural Law, then we have to accept same-sex relations because it seems to be the case that God himself designed some people that way on the inside even if not on the outside. To put it crudely, even if the exterior parts don’t fit, the interior ones sure do.
The argument to the contrary usually goes as follows:
- God created the universe and everything in it not haphazardly but with purpose.
- We can discover God’s intention by analyzing his design of the universe and everything in it.
- The male reproductive system and the female female reproductive system are designed for each other.
- Therefore, God’s plan for human sexuality involves opposite sex relations.
- The male reproductive system is not designed for another the male reproductive system. The same is true for the female reproductive systems.
- Therefore, same sex relations are not part of God’s plan.
Now why would God design some people for opposite-sex relationships in their exterior body but same-sex relationships in their interior life? I have no idea. But it doesn’t really matter. If God designed it that way, then who am I to judge?
So if we want to respect the Natural Law, then we have to accept same-sex relations because it seems to be the case that God himself designed some people that way on the inside even if not on the outside. To put it crudely, even if the exterior parts don’t fit, the interior ones sure do.