The comparison of homosexuality

to something like a drug is cruelly narrow and devoid of modern thought.

It does no harm when the people consent and use protection as in the world

of the heterosexual (a lifestyle in which they are many and more faults

including bestiality, adultery, coveting etc.). It does not destroy families

or lives, but rather creates a happier and more mentally sound individual.

To deny them what they are

be kind and fair to every human, sinful or not?).

Recently, findings have indicated

that sexuality is determined pre-birth in specific genes (this leads to

feeling male/female or trapped within the wrong body gender). By denoting

their sexuality to a sin, you are saying that they themselves (because

of what they are made of) are sin. Living, breathing offenses to God.

And yet, did not God create

all man in his image? And is God, in his omnipotence, infinitely correct

and infallible? So then, as he made these people homosexual in the womb,

does this prove God's fallibility by his creation that contradicts

his original teachings on sin (God is continually molding homosexual sinners

upon conception)?

Obviously, then, he made a

mistake and he himself created sin. For no person should be homosexual

according to your argument. Therefore, following implications in recent

findings and your article, God is wrong. And I doubt you would like to

say so.

Moral truth in itself is a

form of totalitarianism. It is a form of control in which the minds of

people are manipulated by fear of divine punishment preached by so-called

experts upon their high pulpits.

divine within people, it is then possible to control their actions by

insisting that failure to comply will result in the aforesaid punishment.

A punishment made so horrible, a person would do anything to avoid it.

Such control has been practiced

in all religions. Christians, however, have elevated it to an art form.

in the Old Testament and majority of the New, there is neither a heaven

nor a hell but rather a gray area beneath the earth called Sheol in Hebrew

to which all people go and continue to exist in a sort of half life),

the Church could impress on the people the control they had over where

they would go.

And to which place would all

people rather go? That place of white light and pleasure, naturally. By

then playing on this desire and the fear of being denied this desire,

it was all to easy to control people's lives and actions and to impose

dogma and so-called moral truth on the masses.

Christian nosiness and the

need to control others derives from this ancient form of dogmatic control.

And further, the homosexuality with which so many Christians have a fascination

is never harmful to those who choose to practice it. Unless they too become

victim to the moral truth of all religions and are so deluded into believing

themselves sin contained in skin.

And who can call themselves

Christians who would seek to horrify, control and demoralize another human

being?

Dixie Eska-Thedra

Fayetteville, Ga.