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No you are trying to refute factual evidence with your own fantasy. You have nothing to refute an established study that shows the promiscuity of homosexual males, and shows that marriage among homosexuals is simply a sad joke.
The study you refer to has absolutely nothing to do with marriage and homosexuals. The homosexual individuals in the study were not married and no conclusions as their behavior if they were can be legitimately drawn.
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The baptist press story is only a reporting of the ACTUAL FINDINGS of a University of Chicago study. If you don't like the facts of this study, i suggest you take it up with them.
Homosexuals have every right that heterosexuals have. You can live with whom ever you please, engage in whatever behavior you please in your bedroom. Please do not mock an established institution, and insult our intelligence by saying you would be monogomous in your "marriage" relationship.
More willful ignorance on your part. The argument that homosexuals "have every right the heterosexuals have" is simply false. Using the same logic, black people had the same rights as white people wrt interracial marriage.
Your assumption that simply because a person is a male homosexual that they would want to be married and yet not want to fulfill the marriage vows is simply not credible. There are many, many examples of long term monogamous gay couples.
However, since those couples do not support your desire of showing that homosexuals are not worthy of marriage, you just ignore their existence.
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Once again, an established study done by the University of Chicago. Even they were suprised by the sexual lifestyle of male homosexuals, and they are not a Christian organization that i know of.
The data speaks for itself:
According to the researchers, 42.9 percent of homosexual men in Chicago's Shoreland area have had more than 60 sexual partners, while an additional 18.4 percent have had between 31 and 60 partners. All total, 61.3 percent of the area's homosexual men have had more than 30 partners, and 87.8 percent have had more than 15, the research found.
*In light of this information, i can see your desire to suppress it.
There is no desire to suppress, just a desire to not draw conclusions which are not actually supported by the data.