Ben Masada
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you're begging a question, namely:
"how is it clear that exercising either your intellect or your free will leads one to conclude that homosexual feelings should not be acted upon?"
in other words, there are plenty of very, very rational homosexuals. look at lord browne, for one - used to be the ceo of bp. is elton john irrational? is peter mandelson not exercising his intellect and free will? why, exactly do you assume that one's intellect must always rule one's emotions? if you have kids, are you always intellectual about how you feel about them?
Let us try just one more time by reviewing the atomic structure. If it does not work, I'll be more than glad to quit this subject.
According to the atomic structure, like charges repel one another and unlike charges attract each other. Now, let us assimilate the proton with man and the electron with the woman.
All protons repel all other protons, and the electrons repel other electrons. But protons attract electrons, as these attract those.
The newtron, which is also part of the atomic structure, neither attracts nor repels. This is the facsimile for those whose emotions are not excited by the opposite.They are expected to remain, as the word says, newtral. And this is not going against man's nature because Reason has been provided to humans in order to keep the distortion of one's emotions in check. A thing that is not present in the irrational animal. If this does not make sense to you, as I promised, no more about this disgusting subject. You don't even have to waste your time with further replies. I am out.
Ben