To: helmsman
I contend it was wrong for Nellie to do what she did, And I contend that it was absolutely right. The pro-life cause must be, at its root, a moral cause. It can not succeed if we mix the holy with the profane, as it were.
As to the other, if I agree with you that heterosexual activity is the cause of the spread of AIDS in the rest of the world (citation?) then I would say the heterosexual activity that lead to its spread was indeed immoral and harmful. I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that if the rest of the world would keep their sexuality within the context of a monagomous heterosexual marriage, there would be no AIDS epidemic.
Shalom.
189 posted on
01/23/2002 11:41:41 AM PST by
ArGee
To: ArGee
I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that if the rest of the world would keep their sexuality within the context of a monagomous heterosexual marriage, there would be no AIDS epidemic.
I'm going to go at an even greater limb and suggest that if everyone kept their sexuality in the context of a monagamous relationship -- whether an opposite-sex pairing or same-sex pairing -- there would be no AIDS epidemice.
Some will dispute that, though, insisting that homosexuality actually "causes" AIDS in itself.
To: ArGee
As to the other, if I agree with you that heterosexual activity is the cause of the spread of AIDS in the rest of the world (citation? [World Health Organization - just about any study they've ever released on the matter]
) then I would say the heterosexual activity that lead to its spread was indeed immoral and harmful.I can accept that. Indeed, if human beings could restrict their sexual behavior to monogamous relationships then we would certainly be a healthier society. But that applies as much to homosexuality as it does to heterosexuality.
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