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That is a bit strong, lets not forget people do not choose to be homosexual, they have a choice to practice it though.This is all so disgusting!
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That is a bit strong, lets not forget people do not choose to be homosexual, they have a choice to practice it though.This is all so disgusting!
The word “homosexual” didn’t appear in the English language at all until the middle of the 19th Century, so that isn’t surprising at all. Deciding to use this neologism as the best choice for the idea being expressed in the Greek or Hebrew original text would take some time for a translator- especially as other English words were used for hundreds of years in English language translations.The word Homosexual did not appear in the Bible until 1945!!!
I doubt that there are more youth dealing with SSA now. It’s more likely that they are just coming out sooner than what they used to because it’s more acceptable to be gay now. In the past, kids who first became aware of being attracted to others of the same sex when they were 11 or 12 would keep it a secret and struggle with it on their own for several years before coming out because there was a lot more stigma attached to being gay back then.For sure. But in my experience there are a lot more youth dealing with SSA than ever before. I have youth tell me they got into porn at 9 years of age. Curiosity leads them to gay sites and the brain gets confused about their identity.
But some theories are better than others. Years ago, it was often estimated that up to 10% of the population was gay based on Kinsey’s studies in the late 1940s and early 1950s. But in a recent survey from 2016, 4.1% identified as LGBT which is quite a bit lower. I don’t see some huge surge in the number of people with SSA.Well you have a theory and I have mine.
This is def true for me. Growing up in Catholic school, I fled from porn and thought any thought of sex was awful (not blaming my Catholic education, rather just how my personality worked.) Anyway, I knew I was gay (even before I knew how to use that word), even before I had actual sexual experiences.And being gay myself and knowing a lot of other gay people, I don’t think that people become this way because they got “confused” when they were young.
That’s true for me, too. And I didn’t come out until I was 21 and didn’t know any other gay people before then. And I didn’t look at porn. There wasn’t much to look at where I lived anyway, except for the magazine Playgirl. If I had been caught taking a peek by some straight shop owner, I would have been mortified.Anyway, I knew I was gay (even before I knew how to use that word), even before I had actual sexual experiences.
Probably on vacation.Well, I can’t say I agree with your perspective 100% The priests in my parish are so busy that I don’t think they have a lot of time to get into too much trouble. I su[[pose one could make time, but they are too well known here. What I would like to know is how those two priests from Michigan had time to get to Florida, get into serious trouble and get arrested. I guess I don’t need to know.
I never said it was ok, He gave us free will to go against Him and practice it, if the homosexuals are non-believers there is nothing to stop them living that lifestyle.If God said homosexuals were ok, why did he de ounc e it in the bible.
Or they entered seeking refuge from their disordered inclinations and fell miserabling and seemingly hopelessly to sin.Clearly there were some though who entered the church with a different agenda than that. They had no intention to serve God. A shame for the others who did “live a life of prayer and penance.”