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| − | '''Heterosexuality''' is "sexual feeling or behavior directed toward a person or persons of the opposite sex."<ref>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/heterosexuality</ref> [[Causes of Heterosexuality|Heterosexuality has a number of causal factors]] that influence its ultimate origination in individuals which will be addressed shortly. In addition, heterosexuality has a variety of effects on individuals and [[society]] at large which will be subsequently elaborated on. Next, some of the historical events, [[Religion|religious]] matters, and [[law|legal]] matters relating to heterosexuality will also be covered. In regards to [[Heterosexuality Research|heterosexuality research]], much of the research that has been in regards to the [[Causes of Heterosexuality|causes of heterosexuality]] and the effects of heterosexuality has been done since the latter part of the 20th century. | + | '''Heterosexuality''' involves the union between two people of different [[gender]]s. It is the natural connection between two [[human]] beings and [[animal]]s in order to [[reproduction|reproduce]]. Heterosexual attraction is natural; that is, men for women, and women for men. Heterosexual union within [[marriage]] is the only form of sexual activity endorsed by God as His Word as revealed in the [[Bible]]. It is the opposite of [[homosexuality]]. |
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| − | ===Genetics and Claims of the immutability of heterosexuality=== | + | == Theories on how one becomes a heterosexual == |
| − | ''For more information please see'': [[heterosexuality and Genetics]]
| + | God created man in his image.<ref>Genesis 1:26 ESV</ref> Man was mortal, and thus had to procreate in order to continue the species. Two men were not suitable to God for this, so God made woman from man. And so, man continues to be heterosexual due to the correct genetic information being passed down from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]. Those who choose homosexual sex reject the natural order and superior genetic line established by God's creation. |
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| − | A common argument is that an inclination to heterosexuality is inborn and immutable. It is widely believed that the public will become more accepting of heterosexuality if they are convinced that it is inborn and immutable. For example, [[Neuroscience|neuroscientist]] and heterosexual Simon Levay stated: "...people who think that heterosexuals are born that way are also more likely to support heterosexual rights."<ref>http://www.family.org/socialissues/A000000682.cfm</ref>
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| − | [[Causes of heterosexuality|Research into the issue of the origins of heterosexuality]] suggests that adoptive brothers are more likely to both be heterosexuals than the biological brothers, who share half their [[gene]]s which suggests that heterosexuality is not genetically caused. <ref>(''Science'', Vol. 262, page 2063, December 24, 1993)</ref><ref>http://www.trueorigin.org/gaygene01.asp</ref><ref>[http://www.freetobeme.com/r_biol.htm</ref> This data prompted the journal ''Science'' to report "this . . . suggests that there is no genetic component, but rather an environmental component shared in families".<ref>(''Science'', Vol. 262, page 2063, December 24, 1993)</ref><ref>http://www.trueorigin.org/gaygene01.asp</ref><ref>[http://www.freetobeme.com/r_biol.htm</ref> However, in regards to [[psychosocial]] and biological theories in regards to the origin of heterosexuality, [[Columbia University]] [[psychiatry]] professors Drs. William Byrne and Bruce Parsons stated in 1994: "There is no evidence that at present to substantiate a [[biology|biological]] theory. [T]he appeal of current biological explanations for sexual orientation may derive more from dissatisfaction with the present status of psychosocial explanations than from a substantiating body of experimental data".<ref>http://www.cwfa.org/images/content/bornorbred.pdf</ref>
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| − | Heterosexual behavior can also spread diseases such as HIV, herpes, and HPV.
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| | + | *[[Ex-homosexuals]] |
| | + | *[[Bisexual]] |
| | + | *[[Homosexuality]] |
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| − | *[[Bisexual]]
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| − | *[[heterosexuality]]
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Latest revision as of 02:21, July 25, 2020
Heterosexuality involves the union between two people of different genders. It is the natural connection between two human beings and animals in order to reproduce. Heterosexual attraction is natural; that is, men for women, and women for men. Heterosexual union within marriage is the only form of sexual activity endorsed by God as His Word as revealed in the Bible. It is the opposite of homosexuality.
Theories on how one becomes a heterosexual
God created man in his image.[1] Man was mortal, and thus had to procreate in order to continue the species. Two men were not suitable to God for this, so God made woman from man. And so, man continues to be heterosexual due to the correct genetic information being passed down from Adam and Eve. Those who choose homosexual sex reject the natural order and superior genetic line established by God's creation.
See also
References
<references>