homosexuals, did God make them that way from birth?

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MaranathaSoonQuick

MaranathaSoonQuick

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Deuteronomy 24:16
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16 “Fathers shall not be put to death for their children, nor shall children be put to death for their fathers; a person shall be put to death for his own sin.

Ezekiel 18:20
New King James Version (NKJV)
20 The soul who sins shall die. The son shall not bear the guilt of the father, nor the father bear the guilt of the son. The righteousness of the righteous shall be upon himself, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon himself.
 
Shilo

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I do not believe people are born that way. To people who think they are born that way just remind them God said we are to be born again.
 
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The whole concept of 'genetic homosexuality' is nonsense.

Can people develop bizarre sexual perversions? Of course. They're depraved and carnal. The individual is responsible for his own depravity.
Even then, however, this psychological perversion is again separate from the sin (crime, really) of homosexual relations.

God, of course, is the ultimate author of everything; though the homosexual sins against God and his law yet he will serve as an example and means for God's plan.

The reason humanists want to say that homosexual perversion is 'genetic' is because they can make the homosexual 'not responsible' because they 'can't help it'. But all men sin and blaspheme against God, and their fallen and totally depraved nature will not allow them to do otherwise without the power of God to compel them. This does not make them any less responsible for their lying, whoring, stealing and pride.
 
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know1

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progressivenerdgirl said:
The whole concept of 'genetic homosexuality' is nonsense.

Can people develop bizarre sexual perversions? Of course. They're depraved and carnal. The individual is responsible for his own depravity.
Even then, however, this psychological perversion is again separate from the sin (crime, really) of homosexual relations.

God, of course, is the ultimate author of everything; though the homosexual sins against God and his law yet he will serve as an example and means for God's plan.

The reason humanists want to say that homosexual perversion is 'genetic' is because they can make the homosexual 'not responsible' because they 'can't help it'. But all men sin and blaspheme against God, and their fallen and totally depraved nature will not allow them to do otherwise without the power of God to compel them. This does not make them any less responsible for their lying, whoring, stealing and pride.
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Whether it reaches the genetic makeup of a person or not, I don't know, I was referring to a homosexual being born that way because of a spirit that could enter into a child while still in the mother's womb. Such as a spirit of fear is a spiritual entity that can enter into a person's heart and causes them to be afraid of something, generally it's specific. The same holds true with a homosexual. It is a spirit that causes them to act and be the way they are. Just like the Spirit of God in us causes us to act and be Christ like.
 
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