But what if the third ship conformed to the pattern, varying only the "gay" to be "straight".
What would be found then?

Alternately, throw some "straight" men and women into the mix for the first 2 ships. What do we get then?

Your "best text" really doesn't measure up to the job intended if you give it more than 1 second's thought.

cheers

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>>>Okay, I can't bite my tongue anymore. I can't believe you say the things you do. I have a question. If two lesbian woman get married, who follows whom? Since there is no man in the relationship to provide guidance and lay down the law, do they have to find a gay man to tell them what to do?
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>>Of course, I believe that two women should not be married - nor should two men.
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>Pardon me for jump in..
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>This question.. remind me the following text that we used to understand the natural process of the life:
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>A ship sank.. and 100 gay men were at a deserted island.
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>Q: what we found after 200 years?
>A: 100 skeletons.. all hugged.. And smiling.. and some Barbara Streisand records<g>
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>Second ship.. Same island.. and 100 gay women were at there.
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>Q: what we found after 200 years?
>A: 100 skeletons.. each one pulling the hair of the other<g>
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>third one.. Same island.. and 50 men and 50 women were at there.. (hehe.. no gays among them)
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>Q: what we found after 200 years?
>A: People, families, civilization.. and prosperity!
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>IMO, this is the best text that ever read to help us to understand. what is natural.. and what exactly God wants from us..
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>HTH
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>Cláudio