Homosexuality a choice??

Kaendar, you disregarded my request. UB has neatly filleted two of your three "scientists", and the third appears to be fifth-rank. Serious cherrypicking going on here. And the above is from LifeSite, exactly the sort of "site with agenda" i asked not be invoked.

Also , finding "a scientist" who endorses a wild claim does not mean "science" does. The Tobacco and Creation institutes rely on that sort of jesuitry. cn

UncleBuck, I hope you know that all those quotes were taken off of a Gay rights website.

Originally Posted by Kaendar

UncleBuck, I hope you know that all those quotes were taken off of a Gay rights website.

kaendar, i hope you know that those quotes came from religious quacks who the APA would kick out for their views if they did not cloak themselves in religion.

Originally Posted by Chief Walkin Eagle

Every author of your links has something to do with christianity man. You say that you belong to no religion but no ones buying it.

I had no idea.. I got those from a gay rights page.. go figure

Originally Posted by Kaendar

I believe that the atheistic worldview has no moral foundation upon which to make distinctions between right and wrong. The only way atheists can make a moral judgment is if they borrow from the Christian worldview, which adheres to moral absolutes. Still, for the purpose of this post, let's assume that it's possible for atheists to remain consistent in their worldview.

This is blatant bigotry. Of course atheists are just as moral and circumspect as any other people. You're swallowing Pentecostal poison here.

Atheists rely on a naturalistic, pragmatic morality that considers "right" to be that which is beneficial for humanity as a whole. Likewise, that which is detrimental to humanity is deemed "wrong". For example, an atheist may judge murder to be wrong on the basis that if everyone ran around killing each other, the human race would become extinct. The atheist can comfortably conclude, then, that it is good not to murder his fellow human being.

Do you have any sound support for this somewhat freewheeling opinion? It sounds like Evangelical hatespeech slightly repackaged.

So what about the issue of homosexuality? Why do so many atheists seem to be such

strong supporters

of gay rights? I would think that the atheist, even from a naturalistic perspective, has no choice but to conclude that homosexuality is morally wrong. The reason is simple: If everyone were gay, procreation would cease, thereby dooming the human race to extinction.

No words. Pure facepalm. This is obviously c&p from another they're-unclean! hatesite. cn

and now it's to foist further embarrassment upon kaendar.

Originally Posted by Kaendar

Anybody ever have the problem of ur lightbulbs falling on ur plants?

Originally Posted by Kaendar

UncleBuck, I hope you know that all those quotes were taken off of a Gay rights website.

Which one? Link please. cn

Originally Posted by cannabineer

This is blatant bigotry. Of course atheists are just as moral and circumspect as any other people. You're swallowing Pentecostal poison here.

Do you have any sound support for this somewhat freewheeling opinion? It sounds like Evangelical hatespeech slightly repackaged.

No words. Pure facepalm. This is obviously c&p from another they're-unclean! hatesite. cn

That was on an atheist website, written by an atheist, for atheists.