Comments by "cchris874" (@cchris874) on "Kirk Cameron says 'Homosexuality is unnatural'" video.
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+cece jones
"I understand everything that you are saying and I really respect you. You are extremely nice and I am very surprised by that. Not because you are not a nice person or anything but because alot of people usually attack Christians for their staunch beliefs on this issue. Again, I am very surprised but very thankful as well. With that being said though I understand where you are coming from what your saying does not really add up and seems kind of biased. Where does the "moral compass" you are talking about come from? Also what about all the criminals and other people who choose not to use their moral compass? In my opinion you have a few holes in your theory. Lastly, have you ever the Bible? Alot of what you say is based off of false assumptions."
I would think we all have our biases, and I certainly approach the subject with a certain pre-existing view that it is highly dubious all of the Bible is the literal word of God. Being Agnostic/leaning towards atheism is in one sense a bias. Just as belief the Bible is the literal word of God is a kind of bias.
That said, I try my best to separate opinions from known facts. For example, I readily admit I do not have a proof one way or the other about whether God exists, or the Bible is his literal word.
I'd like to focus on one of my previous points. If we rely too much on the Bible, are we then in essence saying we are giving up some of our own judgement about matters right and wrong? As I stated, there aren't that many passages in the Bible about homosexuality. Suppose for the sake of argument the Bible had nothing to say about homosexuality. Would you still feel it was a sin? If not, would you still find it to be wrong for, say, 2 men to have a sexual relationship? And if so, what reasons might you give?
Thanks
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Elpenga Grande "Personal insults aren't going to change the fact that homosexuality is unnatural."
That is not using logic or intelligence effectively. "unnatural" can mean several things, such as
1- not occurring in nature
2- not the norm in nature
3- not correlating with the facts of human anatomy
4- "deviating from a behavioral or social norm"
5- same as 4 but with the added provision that such deviance is immoral or inappropriate.
So, homosexuality is unnatural by definitions 2, 3, 4; but not by 1, and a matter of opinion only in 5
Thus one might say of homosexuality that it is unnatural, unnatural, unnatural, natural, and both natural and unnatural.
So, does such a term really help settle anything?
cheers
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