[xzins]

He allowed above either a theistic or a non-theistic model. Regardless from where you believe Mankind originated, we must agree that the human body is the work of a genius.

I think his point is that the body's design is irrefutable argument than all are made to be heterosexual.

This is especially compelling if one adopts a theistic perspective.

[gobucks]

"Truth has always angered people—which is why some wise sage cautioned, "Tell the truth and run!" "

In ancient Troy, some greeks left a gift. There was a man, a priest actually, roaming the city streets, trying to warn them, to tell the truth to the Horse worshipping trojans that it wasn't actually a gift.

To him and his two sons a reward was presented for telling the truth. Posiden sent two huge marine serpents to grab and squeeze the three of them and pulled to them to a wet nevermore.

The name of the man who did the warning today is not well known...Laocoon.

BTW, this is the universal reason why Christians are persecuted, and why within the Secular Humanistic faith system, all the voices are unified. Heretics there are also equally persecuted, with rare exceptions (e.g., Horowitz).

[adam_az]

I think his point is that the body's design is irrefutable argument than all are made to be heterosexual.

This is especially compelling if one adopts a theistic perspective.

Unfortunately, the theistic viewpoint requires unprovable beleif, the same standard that the author criticizes in his strawman opponent.

"Every man has a right to his own opinion, but he does not have a right to his own set of facts."

Show the proof that a god exists. What device can measure and detect it? What other non-measurable things do you "believe" in? Zeus? Allah?