GAY TRUTH

Below in red is an article from a homosexual counselor and psychologists. If you are prepared to read this excerpt from his book, you will note clearly that their desire for marriage is fake. They know clearly, they are unable to fulfill what most would understand are the requirements of traditional marriage. They want monogamous marriage initially, but after a while they also want multiple homosexual partners. Marriage is in name only. Instead, they intend to be driven by their sexual urges (or as the author says testoserone ie: lust) and not their vows or promises to each of a monogamous relationship. To say we are just like the failures of heterosexual marriage, heterosexual divorce and adultery is not the same. It is structurally different, biologically different, it is barren and it is built on lust not love according to this author below. The slogan - Love is Love has now proven to be a lie.  Ultimately LGBT folk care less about the vehicle of marriage, it was simpl

Araucanian (Mapuche) husband and wife. Español: Marido y mujer Mapuche (Araucana) (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Old movies husband and wife (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Marriage Day (Photo credit: Fikra ) Wife And Husband (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) People have always had questions about sex and sexuality, and the  Bible  gives some powerful answers to many of those questions. When  Jesus  was asked about divorce and remarriage, for example, He pointed back to the very beginning, to  God ’s design for humanity at creation. He talked to people about the way things were supposed to be, the way God intended before man disobeyed Him. MALE AND FEMALE Jesus first reminded his followers that God made us in His own image,  male  and  female . Our  masculinity  or  femininity  reflects something of God’s character. Justice and mercy. Strength and beauty. Initiative and response. These complementary qualities show us something about who God is. The male body and the female body show us that we

Image via Wikipedia Image via Wikipedia Image via Wikipedia Generally, most people  don’t  start out choosing to feel sexual attraction for persons of the same sex. 1 This doesn’t necessarily mean that people are born with these desires. Instead, same- gender attractions usually develop out of a combination of factors in a person’s background, often without a person being aware of when and why the desires came about. Many studies and personal accounts suggest that same-gender sexual attractions often emerge in a context where children feel unaccepted by their same-sex parent. Whether it’s real or perceived, those who eventually feel sexual attractions for the same gender didn’t feel loved by or identify with their same-gender parent. What also frequently shows up in their stories are childhood sexual experiences with the same gender where they felt a strong yet rare sense of love. When these factors are combined, they can confuse emotionally starved children or adolescents about the