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It's not genetically testable though. There's no genetic markers that exists to say if a person is gay or not. It would be akin to intelligence. You can tell if a person is intelligent, but there's no specific gene that indicates what aptitude a person has. Likewise you can ask a person if he/she is gay, and get a correct response.What if it is genetic. Someone who is gay gets genetically tested and finds out they are not actually gay?
The link I posted provides the most recent findings about homosexuality, which is to say that scientists are believing it has to do with epigenetics and prenatal development. Or, put another way, how genes and hormones express themselves while the baby is still developing in the womb.
Christian morals don't get a pass if they contradict all empirical evidence. I mean you can certainly believe in the power of faith healing all you want, but you're not going to get off of that homicide charge for killing your child because you were praying instead of taking him to the doctor.I really don't have a problem with the government protecting the gay agenda or the anti-life agenda but to have them do so at the expense of the Christian morals agenda is utterly one sided and contrary to everything that the Constitution was created to prevent.