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10-19-2020, 11:24 AM
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https://www.amazon.com/Biological-Ex.../dp/031225377X It turns out that around the same percentage of the critters are gay as the percentage of humans. Seems gayness is natural after all, and Paul just didn't know about it. Paul, by the way, wasn't omniscient. He was a flawed person just like the rest of us. So why become fixated on him and what he has to say? He was after all, a flat earth person. I'm not saying that to put him down. He couldn't help it. He lived during the flat earth age.
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Now my question is, does God condemn gay animals? or does He just consider it part of nature? Can you answer that?
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Οὕτως γὰρ ἠγάπησεν ὁ θεὸς τὸν κόσμον For God So Loved The World
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Wow. So that's what qualifies as an "alternative view" over here...that "It is a fact that animals can be gay"? And "does God condemn gay animals"? Sorry Harold, you gotta do better than that my man. I know you can do better than that.
Also please refrain from disclosing personal names and details on the forum. I have edited post #295. Carry on...I guess.  -
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Christians keep telling me to just take a look at the universe and nature and I can see God in it. When I see gay animals, I see God too. When I see gay penguins fostering abandoned penguin chicks or adopting eggs left behind by other penguins, I see God’s love there too. When I see dolphins mating for life and they turn out to be female and female, I see God’s long lasting love too. Some animal specieis use transvestism, bisexuality, and have XXY chromosomes to help them evolutionarily. I see God’s genious in that too. I see God’s genius and handiwork in creating such diversity in everything. But of course some Christians will say that we are better than animals, as if humans are supposed to behave better than animals. But in the end, do we? Sometimes I see animals being more humane than how humans animalistically treat one another. |
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