Yeah, again...tell that to Copernicus and Galileo. They hadn't discovered that the Earth orbited the Sun. Heck, it was heretical to even say so, as it went against the church's teachings. Yet, as Galileo put it, "the earth...nevertheless, it DOES move."

You're hanging your hopes on the orbit of the earth and sun? Okay. Like I said, you're not going to be convinced, and that's okay. I'll be convinced when there's discernible evidence. It's really a moot point I suppose.

You're hanging your hopes on the orbit of the earth and sun? Okay. Like I said, you're not going to be convinced, and that's okay. I'll be convinced when there's discernible evidence. It's really a moot point I suppose.

 

Spindoc, you are about to make me crazy. Why do you think that I am saying that it IS there? I have said NO SUCH THING. I have only said we cannot say that it isn't JUST because we haven't found it yet.

 

If you're going to dismiss the validity of the Copernican argument, I don't even know what to say.

 

And I'm still waiting on the answer to my Stephen Hawking question.

Spindoc, you are about to make me crazy. Why do you think that I am saying that it IS there? I have said NO SUCH THING. I have only said we cannot say that it isn't JUST because we haven't found it yet.

Yes you can. Here are some things that there are genetic markers found for: Cancer, Diabetes, Downs Syndrome, Graves disease, and the list goes on. Just wonder why homosexuality eludes us?

Yes you can. Here are some things that there are genetic markers found for: Cancer, Diabetes, Downs Syndrome, Graves disease, and the list goes on. Just wonder why homosexuality eludes us?

 

So, the field of genetics is finished. There is no more to learn. Heck, science is finished. We know all there is to know. It is EXACTLY what Habib said. How arrogent of us to think that we know all there is to know.

Way past time time to lock this thread......move on to something else!!

I find it a riot that the same people who use "the no scientific evidence" explanation for homosexuality are the EXACT same people who adamantly believe there is a God. :sssh:

He used to be my hero.

 

Why the past tense?

I find it a riot that the same people who use "the no scientific evidence" explanation for homosexuality are the EXACT same people who adamantly believe there is a God. :sssh:

 

I'm intrigued to see where this post takes the discussion.

 

 

Or if it will be ignored.

That's what I'm trying to tell you. I have. It's not there.

Ah, but it is...in boatloads.

I find it a riot that the same people who use "the no scientific evidence" explanation for homosexuality are the EXACT same people who adamantly believe there is a God. :sssh:

Why do you find it a riot? If you read this entire dialogue, my contention is there is no genetic code for homosexuality. There's also not a code for heterosexuality. Is there is proof that I'm not aware of? Perhaps. And sure you can google it, and you can read the research that goes along with it, but until there is specific protein correlation through DNA, I'm not buying. All kinds of research suggests.

I could understand your point if I said that homosexuality didn't exist when it plainly does. And so does God. But I see where you're coming from.

Why do you find it a riot? If you read this entire dialogue, my contention is there is no genetic code for homosexuality. There's also not a code for heterosexuality. Is there is proof that I'm not aware of? Perhaps. And sure you can google it, and you can read the research that goes along with it, but until there is specific protein correlation through DNA, I'm not buying. All kinds of research suggests.

I could understand your point if I said that homosexuality didn't exist when it plainly does. And so does God. But I see where you're coming from.

Do you need proof to believe there is a genetic code for homosexuality?

I find it a riot that the same people who use "the no scientific evidence" explanation for homosexuality are the EXACT same people who adamantly believe there is a God. :sssh:

 

Although I'm not in the aforementioned camp of the "no scientific explanation", I likewise find it curious that many who claim religion doesn't have the answers and have a problem with the faith aspect are generally quick to note that "an answer will be found" via science. :idunno:

I find it a riot that the same people who use "the no scientific evidence" explanation for homosexuality are the EXACT same people who adamantly believe there is a God. :sssh:

 

Why?

Why?

Where's the scientific evidence for God?

Although I'm not in the aforementioned camp of the "no scientific explanation", I likewise find it curious that many who claim religion doesn't have the answers and have a problem with the faith aspect are generally quick to note that "an answer will be found" via science. :idunno:

I'm not sure I'm following. What answer will be found through science?