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Which part? That I know nothing about harmones or that I am a dreamer? And don't give me: both LOL
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Yep, E.H. You are right. I don't believe in Genes, Harmones, medication or vitamins. These are all things of the physical realm. As science goes deeper and deeper into matter they are seeing that the smallest particle seen with the physical eye is popping in and out of this world. Where do they appear when not in this world is what scientist are now asking themselves? (Movie: What the bleep do we know?) They don't appear anywhere. There are popping in and out of existence. Everything here is an Idea, an Idea based on the belief in a sepration from that which we in Reality are. Since this is merely an Idea, everything we see here in this physical realm has a beginning and an end. But we are spirit. Not even spiritual beings, but have our being in spirit not in the physical.
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Isn't the need for food energy just as much a part of the "physical realm" as hormones, medication and vitamins? If you don't believe in the latter, why do you believe in the former?Quote:
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Food appears as the body is hungry. I take no thought for my body. If I did I would have to go to the doctor, watch out what I eat and when I eat and how much I eat. I partake in life...as a witness. My life is solely in God's hands. Whatever happens ....happens.
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There's evidence that our social nature, which includes altruism, love, compassion, etc., is genetically determined to a large, but incomplete, degree. We see these characteristics in all human societies, but there can be some fluctuations to a certain extent from one society to another and from one person to another (even bacteria have their "criminals" which, for one reason or another, just don't follow the norm). To contrast with us, take a look at orangutans, which only are "social" when it's time to mate (although you've probably met some men who exhibit much the same behavior ). Shalom, Vern
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we can make fruitflys be homosexual by altering their hormones.
there was also one study that found when pregnant rats are stressed their hormone levels change. when you stress these rats their litters has varying sexual orientations of gay, straight, bisexual (I think this was only found in males), and asexual ones. the doctor who conducted the story stated that more gay people are born after and during war than in times of peace. so perhaps its not just genetic. I could really see their being genetic predispositions combined with the uterin environment and how it relates to hormones. |
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New study
There is a new study that shows that there are striking similarities between the brains of gay men and heterosexual women, and between lesbians and heterosexual men. More on this in a National Geographic article from June 16, 2008.
Note, the study does not confirm whether the brain differences cause homosexuality, or are a consequence of it. Those studies continue, but so far, this, along with many other studies -- along with the anecdotal evidence from both straight and gay people that they "didn't choose," but rather were just suddenly aware of being attracted to either the same or opposite sex -- seems to suggest that sexuality is laid down prior to birth.
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Thank you for the article EH. I have heard many gay people say that they had feelings for the same sex early in life and were not aware that it wasn't normal. In other words they thought everyone felt that way. Then at some point these people learn that they are gay and different from heterosexuals. This may happen when the pressure is put on to date or marry the opposite sex.
I still have the same question about hormones. If hormones is the cause of homosexuality then why won't hormone therapy make a person heterosexual? I found it very interesting that gay men and heterosexual women and lesbians and heteroxexual men had similar brain activity. Hopefully, there will be more studies on this.
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