Eight major studies of identical twins in Australia [largest 'Twin Register' in the world], the U.S. and Scandinavia, during the last 20 years, all arrived at the same conclusion: Gays Were Not Born That Way! [www.hollanddavis.com]
"At best genetics is a minor factor," says Dr. Neil Whitehead, PhD. Dr. Whitehead worked for the New Zealand government as a scientific researcher for 24 years, spent four years with the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency and most recently serves as a consultant to Japanese universities about the effects of radiation exposure. His PhD is in biochemistry and statistics.
Findings:
Generally, if an identical twin has same-sex attraction the chances the co-twin has it are only about 11% for men and 14% for women. In the U.S., it's less: 7.7% for males and 5.3% for females.
Same-sex attraction is caused by "non-shared factors." Things happen to one twin that don't happen to the other. Or...one twin responds one way and the other, another way, to the same factors.
Dr. Whitehead was struck by how fluid and changeable sexual identity can be, especially in adolescents. About half of the homosexual/bisexual population (in a non-therapeutic environment) moves towards heterosexuality over a lifetime. About 3% of the present heterosexual population once firmly believed themselves to be homosexual or bisexual.
The fluidity among adolescents is more pronounced: of the 16 - 17 year olds who had a romantic attraction to the same sex, all had switched one year later. The number of people who have changed towards exclusive heterosexuality are greater than current numbers of bisexuals and homosexuals, combined. In other words, ex-gays outnumber actual gays.
What this indicates is:
Homosexuality is not an inherent orientation.
Homosexuality is not a preferred orientation, statistically, even among homosexuals.
Homosexuality among young people is more experimental than defining.
The homosexual community is not nearly as large as they would have us believe.
That's The Science! Dr. Whitehead notes: "The academics who work in the field are not happy with the portrayals by the media on the subject, but they prefer to stick with their academic research and not get involved in the activist side."
Ex: One activist group openly declares their intention to break the bankbooks and dry up the streams of money coming to those people and groups which seek to overthrow the various gender-neutral laws beginning to proliferate, by mounting court cases even if they know they can't win. The ACLU has used this tactic for decades until most local governments refuse to stand up against them, even if they are right.
Ten to Fifteen million people is a lot of voices, but it still only represents 3 / 5% of the population! A group that cannot reproduce except through recruitment. Half of these folks move toward heterosexuality over their lifetime. They need us! They need people to give them credibility and support or they will dwindle to a small, insignificant minority -- which they are, now! Except for their Voice!
Linda Harvey, writing for MissionAmerica.com, says:
The first step toward homosexuality is realizing an attraction to people of the same sex.
The second step is being encouraged by every homosexual group 'out there.'
The third step is acting on these feelings.
We're told this is an inborn desire / orientation. The science indicates not. How many people are hooked on alcohol, drugs and even sugar? Are these inborn appetites? Or are they learned? Do we have to develop a 'taste' for them, before they control our lives?
Ex-homosexuals often speak of stopping and asking themselves, "How did I get here?" This is the first step in overcoming any destructive or disordered behavior. In the end, homosexual behavior is a cruel task-master! We are not serving our fellow human beings well by keeping quiet.
Of course, neither are we helping by simply condemning those who practice this destructive behavior! The people are caught in a trap! The behavior is The Problem. But, those who seek to keep people enslaved for their own purposes [like getting elected or making money off their misery] have a reserved seat in a very dark place!
No comments:
Post a Comment