Not at all!
Fact: In many cases, same-sex attraction is nothing more than a passing phase.
Fact? Wow, thats a big statement. A fact? Ok then, care to cite your sources please?
That’s what Lisette, 16, who was at one time attracted to a girl, found. She says: “Through
my biology classes in school, I learned that during the adolescent
years, hormone levels can fluctuate greatly. I truly think that if more
youths knew more about their bodies, they would understand that same-sex
attraction can be temporary and they wouldn’t feel the pressure to be
gay.”
Well Lisette, that's true. But being a homosexual is a lot more complicated than just fluctuating adolescent hormones. And i doubt very much that any gay person felt pressured to be gay. Just as i dont feel pressured to be heterosexual.
All
youths face a choice—either to adopt the world’s degraded view of
sexuality or to follow the high moral path set forth in God’s Word.
All
youths face a choice—either to adopt the world’s degraded view of
sexuality or to follow the high moral path set forth in God’s Word. Sneaking in their own adjective again. This seems to be a running trend for this book. Those people who set those "high moral" standard were desert dwelling people with no knowledge of psychology or medicine and thought it absolutely fine to stone someone to death for, i dont know, picking up sticks on a Saturday.
But
what if your attraction to the same sex seems to be more than a passing
phase? Is it cruel of God to tell someone who is attracted to the same
sex to avoid homosexuality?
Yes!
If
you answered yes to that last question, you should know that such
reasoning is based on the flawed notion that humans must act on their
sexual impulses. The Bible dignifies humans by assuring them that they
can choose not to act on their improper sexual urges.—Colossians 3:5.
We didn't need the bible to tell us that Mr Watchtower. The point is, we have the right to love whoever we want without permission from J.Hoover.
The
Bible’s stand is not unreasonable. It simply directs those with
homosexual urges to do the same thing that is required of those with an
opposite-sex attraction—to “flee from fornication.” (1 Corinthians 6:18)
The fact is, millions of heterosexuals who wish to conform to the
Bible’s standards employ self-control despite any temptations they might
face. Those with homosexual inclinations can do the same if they truly
want to please God.—Deuteronomy 30:19.