receptacles for procreation, and the highest form of love, that of a
12 to 15 year old boy.
While I find that personally repugnant, does that make the ideas they
advanced invalid?
Similarly does that make their contributions to our civilization any less?
larry"
- Actually, ask yourself where their society is today. It declined because they were immoral heathens: Nero, Caligula, etc. ;-)
- Matt Small
----- Original Message -----
From: Larry C. Lyons
To: CF-Community
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 6:03 PM
Subject: Re: Re:CNN Breaking News
>
>Do I worry that since it is said that sexual orientation is
>hereditary, that the more gays breed the more gays will be born?
>Hmm. I'll have to back burner that one. I don't think so.
>
>Do I think that "catering" to gays will wreck our society? No. There
>have been gays in every society I have read about. The smarter
>societies made use of these differences.
>
>Certainly have some deep thinking to do.
>
>Yikes.
>Jerry Johnson
Something to consider. The ancient Greeks thought of women as mere
receptacles for procreation, and the highest form of love, that of a
12 to 15 year old boy.
While I find that personally repugnant, does that make the ideas they
advanced invalid?
Similarly does that make their contributions to our civilization any less?
larry
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