But, with that being said....
If anyone here has even a quasi interest in evolution, I have a question.
What are the chances that the explosion of everything LGTBQ + these days is caused by evolutionary mutations?
And if not, why not?
Because it is not a physical mutation/defect.
It is not in our genes - though they try to find a gay gene, they fail.
God designed man and woman to mate. He did not make a mistake with creation.
Since the mind is not physical, neither are your thoughts, therefore actions are not based on your genetic code. Thoughts are transmitted by chemicals, neurotransmitters, sending messages to the body to move a certain way; but the thought is not a chemical. Pain sends signals to the brain and your mind interprets where the pain is coming from. But you can't disect a brain and see thoughts.
All animals were designed as male or female as well - for a purpose, procreation. Even the botanicals are male and female.
Nature does not design anything that complex. It has no power to choose beneficial mutations ( if there ever were such things). Rivers flood valleys and form lakes and canyons. Volcanic eruptions form islands. Weather creates storms, but nature does not create complexity.
Homosexuality is a choice, the act is behavioral. Thoughts that spark feelings and desires that _ in turn _ lead a person to take action on them, aren't caused by something they were born with. We are born hungry and so we need food, water and air. We need love. We need God. We need to work and be responsible. Whatever we need to do to survive requires choices.
But our choices in life need to be in line with God's purpose.
LGBT weren't born that way. That is the lie they believe that releases them from any responsibility. Their support group keeps feeding them, "It's not your fault"!
It is like implying that we are born to lie or do any other evil. We are certainly born with this sin nature, bent towards sin, having a proclivity towards evil; BUT with each temptation, we are given an opportunity to say no to it. But people say yes to all sorts of temptations. The do it, it feels good, they repeat it and then maybe it becomes habitual. And such is life, filled with choices. Even natural sex between a man and a woman is a choice: "Should I or shouldn't I have s e x with this person"? We learn to and need to control our actions. Thoughts pop into our head, and we respond to them. We need to ask ourselves: "Is this action beneficial for me or not?" "What are the consequences?" "Will it hurt me or others?" "What is sex?" "I just don't know about these thoughts, maybe I should talk to my parents or a counselor or a priest"?
And where is the father?
Absence of father leads to many problems in childhood development. I have heard that 95% of gays have either no relationship with their fathers or very little.
It's a choice!