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No I don’t agree. Actually, many gay professionals will disagree with you. They (the gays themselves) admit and say that nobody is really born gay. I know you came late in the thread, but I gave a link in my early post (Post # 16 ) Go check it out.l don’t know if you got my point, or if l expressed it clearly enough. Homosexuality is not a choice, l hope we can agree on that.
Because feelings and sexual preferences are not what constitute human nature. Your human nature consists, not in whether you prefer male or female partners, but in the fact that you are an intelligent, rational being with a homo sapiens body. Your sexual preference may be your attribute as an individual, but it is not what constitutes you as a human being. In other words, both homosexuals and heterosexuals are simply different individuals of the same human nature. Heterosexuals are human. And so are homosexuals. They are both human because they have the same human nature, although different individuals.And that fact that some people exist who don’t feel any need or desire for reproduction, that’s not only limited to homosexuals. So, if they don’t have any need or any reason to reproduce, why would they share the same nature as heterosexual people?
Aristotle was not a Catholic, but he follows natural morality. Many non-Catholics also follow natural law ethics, although they don’t call it by that term. Without their realizing it, many ancient philosophers (e.g. Confucius) have developed a system of natural morality because they figured what is right and wrong, what is just and unjust, simply by the aid of natural reason, without the aid of the Bible or divine revelation. So, your contention that only Catholics subscribe to natural law morality is wrong.The entire idea of natural law is that people deep down natural morality.
Which can be proven to be false by the fact that only people who actually follow natural morality are Catholics, and not before Aquinas made his version of it from Aristotle.
If natural law always existed, it would follow that some people followed it before Aquinas, which they didn’t.
Be careful about what you read in many magazines regarding the prevalence of homosexuality among animals. The observed “homosexual” behavior in many species of animals do not necessarily indicate homosexuality, and we should refrain from injecting our own motivations and behavior to other species of the animal kingdom, or else we might misinterpret even our pet dog or pet cat as gay. Yes, both male and female dogs will mount other dogs, but they don’t necessarily do this to engage in sexual activities. The ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) seems to say that this behavior is more about playing and releasing stress, or showing dominance, rather than about sex. In fact, dogs will sometimes mount on humans and furniture, too.Yeah, l am aware that animals are generally only Bisexual.