Self concerns, lifestyle concerns, governmental concerns, psychological concerns, religious concerns, social concerns, medical concerns; hate and love are initial exclusions in the following argument.
John Lennon wrote the song “Imagine.” So imagine that every human on earth alive today and those being born today are indeed homosexual; try imagining that and its outcome.
Homosexuality is the antithesis to the order of nature, resulting in the extinction of humans of those seeds and eggs.
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David Adler
Self concerns, lifestyle concerns, governmental concerns, psychological concerns, religious concerns, social concerns, medical concerns; hate and love are initial exclusions in the following argument.
John Lennon wrote the song “Imagine.” So imagine that every human on earth alive today and those being born today are indeed homosexual; try imagining that and its outcome.
Homosexuality is the antithesis to the order of nature, resulting in the extinction of humans of those seeds and eggs.
If you are concerned with self, lifestyle, government, psychology, religions, social science, medicine, hate and love then strive on diligently for your own enlightenment.
The above is an almost proof, a miss, it has a flaw. And that is; try imagining that every human on earth alive today and those being born today are indeed celibate, try imagining that and its outcome.
Both for the celibate and homosexual above the outcome is the same. A dilemma, a predicament, so how to solve the problem? Thought and logic for a valid proof requires that something must be added to make an unambiguous decision. For me, what must be added back is an element initially excluded, and that is God.
Jesus Christ said to a prostitute: “Go, and do that no more.” Similarly that can be said to both the celibate and the homosexual. There is a time for celibacy, however, there is never a time for homosexuality.
How can God’s will “go forth and multiply” be followed by being celibate or homosexual?
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