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>>>>I agree that for creationists, it's a moral issue, but I disagree about Darwinians. Humanity has been around now for a long time, and homosexuality doesn't seem to be going away. The only thing that's kept it marginalized is the attitude perpetuated by religious concepts. Apparently too, humans are not the only creatures that contain an element of homosexuality (monkeys and dolphins for example - and both of those species been around a long time too).
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>>>Yeah but, I'm no biologist, but aren't animals driven by an intense instinct to mate and pass on their genes? So they make a mistake some times and hit on the wrong gender of their species. Does that make them "homosexual"? I've mistaken a man for a woman many times. "Wow she looks fine..." only to find out that the long flowing hair are attached to a man's head. :)
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>>No, I believe it goes much further than that. Apparently there are such things as homosexual critters outside of the human race.
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>Critters?
>Did they come out of the closet and anounce it? How do we knwo they're homosexual?
>Maybe it's one of those alpha male wanting pleasure from one of his subordinates.
>My dog use to humps my legs sometimes. Does that make him gay?
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>I never understood what "other animals in the wild are homosexuals..." meant.....

All you have to do is to read the studies. No, these are not just one night stands.