re homosexuality issues in christianity in article may geneva rutgers edu noye midway uchicago edu writes i believe that the one important thing that those who wrote the old and new testament passages cited above did not know was that there is scientific evidence to support that homosexuality is at least partly inherent rather than completely learned note that scientific evidence in this area does not prove any conclusions there has been evidence to suggest that a certain part of homosexual s brains are different from heterosexuals but that proves very little also notice that the apostles did not have with them the scientific evidence linking certain genes with alcoholism or stealing with certain genetic problems even if they did have scientific evidence i doubt it would have stopped them from communicating the teaching from the holy spirit that these things are sinful this reminds me of a conversation with a professor of mine he said something very true christianity teaches that we should not give in to our every inclination most people do give in to their leanings in christianity we have the concept of struggling with the flesh and bringing it into submission one person may have a problem with his temper and having a murderous heart another may have a problem with homosexuality another may be inclined to greed but god offers us the opportunity to be more than conquerers sources where you can find this information there is homosexual behavior recorded among monkeys and other animals which is in itself suggestive that it is inherent rather than learned or at least that the word unnatural shouldn t really apply the preying mantis bites the head off of her mate after she mates with him is it natural for a woman to do the same thing to her husband the bible is concerned with human morality and only touches on animal morality as it relates to humans link hudson
