[ThirstyMan]

Correct! and well said!

What is at issue here is embracing a deviant practice as morally equal.

All sins have a lustful power, from gluttony to sexual deviancy. A glutton has food cravings which need to be tempered...well...that is, in order for him to enjoy true health. To teach the glutton contrary, that over indulgence is his only option, is to enslave him forever in his unhealthy sinful behavior.

The homosexual humanisms teach all that they MUST celebrate their every urge as natural and equal. We shouldn't buy this false teaching for a second. It is God who has taught me better than that! I did not learn it on my own and such false teachings have not built our Nation.

Homosexuality is one devilish decadent indulgence among all the other vices and to think that anyone can be a wanton consumers of his lusts and still remain an equivalent moral member of society is pure crap.

[little jeremiah]

Great comments, both of you!

One related point is that if people are thinking of themselves as nothing more than a collection of atoms, molecules, and chemicals, living on earth by a series of meaningless accidents, with no more purpose than an amoeba, then every desire that flits through the mind might as well be acted upon. In such a meaningless existence, the only purpose is whatever instant gratification can be found, and why have any restrictions on same?

But when people consider that their existence is more than just the physical system, and the purpose of existence is more than just temporary flashes of whatever the senses or mind can gratify themselves with, the whole picture changes. A person who identifies as something more than just a collection of cravings, spurtings and electrical connections can tolerate or witness various desires that the mind may come up with, without being swayed by such desires. In fact, the desires come to be like clouds - they cover the sun for a while, and then blow away.

And the more crap we put in the mind via pornography and the viler types of entertainment, the darker and more vile our desires. Funny, that.