I would suggest that 'the experts' on homosexuality are homosexuals themselves. I wonder, has anyone ever thought to ask THEIR 'opinions' about the hows and whys of homosexuality?
So all those who have Masters and PhD's in sociology, psychiatry and psychology don't know what they are talking about because they are not homosexuals?
I'm not necessarily claiming that the APA have answers to the hows and whys of homosexuality.
If that is the case, why did you put them up as an authority on the subject?
So, why the criticism of them?
Its very simple. They are not telling the truth and their lies are quoted by the homosexual movement ad infinitum to justify their demands and to claim that they are born homosexual, which they are not.
Based on what you say ...how come 'no one' listens to the suffering that many homosexuals go thru' simply because they are oriented the way they are? Remember, women choose to have abortions. Homosexuals don't choose to be homosexual.
But you are choosing to ignore the truth. To say that no one listen to the suffering of homosexuals is quite monstrous and totally unprovable and requires an apology.
I spent years studying the homosexual condition and then at God's bidding I started a support group for people who were homosexual and did not want to be.
The majority of the thousands of people who were homosexual and no longer are was due to the fact that a church or ministry offered them caring and compassionate support that enabled them to leave their homosexual way of life.
And one final thing, No one makes anyone be a homosexual, that is choice they make as I have explained quite clearly and it is something that a homosexual who is not running away from the truth admits to.
That's possibly true. But that has no bearing as to the whys and hows of homosexuality.
I never said was. It was given as a reason why you should steer clear of the APA.
It means that they do not believe what they say.
And those laypersons who claim point blank that homosexuality is a choice DO know . . .??
It is best that you ask them as I do not know what 2 billion laypersons think. I prefer to do my own research rather than rely on what someone else thinks.
Be that as it may, what does that have to do with you?
If you ask silly questions you invite silly answers. The comment was a hypothesis to explain a fact which I made my business to investigate as a means of explaining things...with your permission.
Bingo! It's their choice and not yours!
This remark is totally pointless as that is what I said but....it is not what you said.
Okay, so they're deceiving themselves. Why are you making this your problem? Are there any issues in your own back yard that you might be better off taking care of . . .?
Rather a supercilious remark to say the least.
First of all, it is not my problem.
Second, I am not the sort of person who says 'you can stew in your own juice so don't bother me' if God asks me to do something about it which he did so I do think that I can speak with a bit more authority than you on the subject bearing in mind too that most of my findings are based on research, especially when I was doing my training with Teen Challenge, not opinion.
Third. My back yard is between me and God and at the moment I am doing just fine.
Fourth. There is nowhere in scripture that says God cannot use you until you are perfect.
I would suggest that you put a bit more thought into your responses as you are beginning to make yourself look silly.