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To: Hodar
My post must have gone over your head. I'm talking about
two people... Adam & Eve! To clarify, if they ignored each
other, and didn't populate, there wouldn't have been a
civilization. So, how many men and women are you
talking about, during that period, or thousands of years
later?
13 posted on 04/12/2004 8:02:59 PM PDT by Smartass (God Bless America and Our Troops - Bush & Cheney in 2004)
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To: Smartass
My post must have gone over your head. I'm talking about two people... Adam & Eve! To clarify, if they ignored each other, and didn't populate, there wouldn't have been a civilization. So, how many men and women are you talking about, during that period, or thousands of years later?

No, your post is hardly over my head; but I doubt you understand the ramifications your statement has. Adam would have been with Eve whether he was gay or straight. It's not like he had a lot of choices. Man is not a solitary animal, never has been; never will be. That is why solitary confinement is a penal punishment, because eventually it will drive a person insane.

If you do a cursory review of the divorce statistics, you will find that a substancial number of divorces are due to unfaithfulness - due to a homosexual affair. Some people who are gay (or bi-curious if you are PC) marry for reasons other than love. Most likely, acceptance by society and loved ones. However, the homosexual urges are not eliminated, they are just hidden.

How many men over a period of a thousand years? Did you just wake up yesterday? C'mon ... it's not rare. Here's a site with more info for you.

14 posted on 04/13/2004 7:33:04 AM PDT by Hodar (With Rights, comes Responsibilities. Don't assume one, without assuming the other.)
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