Is this about a gay man getting baptized or about Philip getting transported?

seekeroftruth

seekeroftruth

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GURPS said:
laying down with the same sex is a choice not a genetic predisposition
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Your statement is true... but having the desire to do so... that my friend is instinct and instinct is genetic.

Whether the Eunuch was a gay man or just a man who could control himself around women is not stated here. I don't know if he was castrated either. The point is... this was a non-procreation creature... and he stated he Believed Jesus to be the Messiah, and Philip baptized him. Then the Holy Spirit came to the Eunuch.

Also... Jesus said sex is not a big deal in Heaven. That's why there is no need for marriage in Heaven. Jesus talked about that. Sex is an earth thing.... so, we could multiply.... the desire to procreate was not in this man... and Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to him anyway.

AND then Philip was supernaturally transported to a completely different town.

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black dog

black dog

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seekeroftruth said:
My book of morals has been interpreted by a lot of ignorant men over the years.

Y'all insisted on taking the 10 Commandments down... so who knows what the civil moral code is anymore....

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After reading all of your posts in this thread, you civil moral code is ****ing non existent.
 
SamSpade

SamSpade

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seekeroftruth said:
Your statement is true... but having the desire to do so... that my friend is instinct and instinct is genetic.
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Agreed. For persons attracted to the same sex, everything I have ever observed is, they are born that way.
"Born that way" however does not exclusively imply genetic - latent genes can be "triggered" by other factors AFTER one is born.

As several gay people I know have said "WHY would I choose this? Wouldn't it be easier for me if I wasn't?".

I can only conclude that they are born that way - gay people do exhibit slight differences in the brain at young ages.
 
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