i never claimed heterosexual virtues in the OP. I simply noted that their are clear values/virtues which are described by the church, and likely not that dissimilar from most of society's values/virtues. When these value/virtues are coupled with the advice for how one should "choose" their friends, it begs the question of how LGBT measures up to those guidelines.Themis wrote:subgenius wrote:
no it does not, no proof exists to support your coffee-house pontificating which lacks anything more than a poster board motto being held up at some sad rally where people chant "gay and here to stay!".
Your question is still stupid. You never even begin to show what possible virtue or value does heterosexuality offer to society or to any person who claims to hold virtue/values - regardless of how one defines those virtues/values. Most of what you list has nothing to do with either one.
And so far, no one has even offered a hint as to how the quality of being LGBT equates with ANY value/virtue...of any group.
As for your feeble deflection here, please, if i have to define the rather concise list i provided in the OP then you are way out of your league with this discussion, because the assumption of literacy is well beyond you.