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I am currently on a discussion in another board about homosexuality and Natural Law. I would like some (name removed by moderator)ut and help about some objections some of the posters are raising. Some examples:
Any help would be apreciated.
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I am currently on a discussion in another board about homosexuality and Natural Law. I would like some (name removed by moderator)ut and help about some objections some of the posters are raising. Some examples:
What about kissing? Isn’t that exactly analogous to non-reproductive sex? Mouths are “intended” for eating. Is it morally wrong for people to use them to share love and pleasure?
Rationality tells me that a human embryo does not feel pain, is not conscious, and does not have a will. Rationality tells me that I can use this embryo for research that one day can help millions of fully developed human beings who are suffering of unspeakable horrors. That’s what rationality tells me, is that moral?
Their main argument is that since homosexuality is not natural, neither are those and many of the other activities they named (in the quotes above). So, to them, we should condemn those just as we condemn homosexuality.No, the “intended purpose” of legs is locomotion. Dancing is recreational, aesthetic, creative. It does not get someone from here to there. It is exactly analogous to non-reproductive sex, in that it takes an activity which has a biological function, and uses it for pleasure and recreation. Legs did not evolve so that people could dance. Dancing is unnatural–no animals do it. (Unlike homosexual sex, which most mammals and virtually all primates do.)
Any help would be apreciated.
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