>>>>>>>>>>I never imagined that you'd say something like that.
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>>>>>>>>>Sorry to disappoint you, but I don't consider gay marriage "progress".
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>>>>>>>>That's a different statemant that equating homosexuality with bestiality
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>>>>>>>Pardom me for jumping in..
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>>>>>>>Sorry but, very close, almost same.. If we analyze.. both are completely not natural..
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>>>>>>Please define 'natural'. And, if possible, please try to keep religious beliefs and ideologies out of it.
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>>>>>here we go again:
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>>>>>10 men in a desert land.. 100 years after.. 10 skeletons..
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>>>>>5 men, 5 women in a desert land.. 100 years after.. A population..
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>>>>>here is what we call the natural..
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>>>>No. That's just procreation. The fact that people grew old and died, that's natural.
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>>>Curious one.. No link with society.. No link with anyone.. Only me and my own clothes.. Weird that natural process..
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>>On the assumption that 'natural' has anything at all to do with nature, then what is natural about large cities with wood or cement boxes for people to live in? You're a bible type, did Adam and Eve live in a concrete box, go to work every morning, and then come home to watch television? Do you do these 'natural' things?
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>Exegesis is a right term that we can use for that one.. Human principles never changes.. Was the same at Caesar's time.. And, they are the same today.. Some laws was changed, but all principles remain intact..
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>At bible we read that woman must use veil at church services.. That law was changed, but the principle remain the same.. The respect!! This is exegesis.. The cultural adaptation for each time/culture.. So, today principles are the same of Old Roman times.. Same of Josua, etc..

Ok then. Let's go at this a bit differently. What about celibacy. Is that 'natural'? I guess it must be since it's practiced by priests and nuns; and surely they wouldn't engage in anything unnatural. I mean who knows the bible better? Suppose your 5 men are priests and your 5 women are nuns. What will you end up with in 100 years?