Well is being born straight a disease? Is being born liking the color blue a disease? Is being born with blond hair opposed to brown hair a disease?
Being born; straight is not unnatural or against nature in anyway, being born liking blue color is not against nature, being born with blond hair is not unnautral and neither is being born with brown hair.
But homosexuality is against nature, and we can debate this, for god knows how long and at the bottom line the conclusion will be unnautral.
And what is unnatural is against nature, and what is against nature is either a disease or mutation. Homosexuality denies the basic natural laws such as survival of the specie.
- If it was a disease, which i don't believe, that wouldn't mean there is a cure or treatment for it. There are many diseases today that there is no treatment for we just hope. Plus, as you said, if people don't believe its a disease then they wouldn't look for a cure, even if it was a disease.
There are many diseases that there is no treatment for today, but every single one of those official diseases are being studied deeper and deeper in the search and hunt for a potential cure. But no one is medically looking for a cure for homosexuality, which concludes that it is not recognized as an official disease. A disease is something that the person did not chose, homosexuality is something the person has chosen his way to. Conclusion: its no disease.
- Your beliefs that god does not accept homosexuals and therefore they were not created at birth as such would be a good argument except that your religion is an opinion or faith, whichever you prefer. I am not disputing your right to believe what your religion says rather that the beliefs of your religion are not considered fact but most people and that cannot be treated by such except by those within that religion, making that point rather worthless.
It may be pointless for you, but it is a half respond to those who claim that god does not exist due to the existence of homosexuality.´
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If someone is even partially influenced by genetics then that means that their sexual orientation is at least partially decided at birth, is it not?
That 'partially' is minimal, and at the bottom line it is the enviroment that pulls the trigger.
That small and minimal difference in the genetics, many people are fully and normally living with. That small genetical difference is natural, it is what a few people turn it into that is unnatural. Those with the 'normal genetics' could might aswell be the unnaturals.
You make a good point though