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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The Pope is apparently as mired in sin as Joe Biden, because he also supports LGBTQ:
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...the pope told him “God made you like that and he loves you like that and I do not care.”

So what's the difference?  According to the article, it comes down to sexual activity.  Has Joe Biden endorsed sodomy or other sexual acts outside of marriage?  Please provide a link.  [/quote]

Exactly. You are born gay....I know some folks have a hard time with this because that also means that God made them that way. It messes up there fragile brains. I always find people who get upset over what goes on in someone else's bedroom generally have A LOT of skeletons in their own closet, esp. when they hide behind religion.

Good news is that people that think like this and act like an utter A%%holes are in the minority now. [/quote]
That’s BS 
http://www.thenewatlantis.com/publications/number-50-fall-2016[/quote]

What's BS....that you are born gay? Cause if you are denying that then you are not worth evening having a conversation with....you are less than the scum on the bottom of my shoe.  I can't wait till you reach those pearly gates and get your denied sticker. [/quote]
Lol. I just linked to a study where several doctors argue that there is no scientific evidence that people are born gay.( from Johns Hopkins) Read it and grow up
SSPX poster[/quote]

Yeah, like I said, you are a POS. I will not respond to you again because you are an awful human being. You cherry picked one study....please.
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But she cautions that the results may not be representative of the overall population — a limitation that the study authors acknowledge. The lion’s share of the genomes comes from the UK Biobank research program and the consumer-genetics company 23andMe, based in Mountain View, California. The people who contribute their genetic and health information to those databases are predominantly of European ancestry and are on the older side. UK Biobank participants were between 40 and 70 years old when their data were collected, and the median age for people in 23andMe’s database is 51.

The study authors also point out that they followed convention for genetic analyses by dropping from their study people whose biological sex and self-identified gender did not match. As a result, the work doesn’t include sexual and gender minorities (the LGBTQ community) such as transgender people and intersex people.
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Lol actualy read the study[/quote]

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