(David wrote an article on the Bible and Homosexuality which always enjoys a high hit-count – see http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/13935.htm . Here’s more from him).

Whether a person is gay or not and the extent to which a person is gay can be measured by doctors fairly accurately using testing. It’s a bit private but vitally important. They put a wire ring that measures temperature changes around your private parts and show you about 1000 pictures of men and 1000 of women in all sorts of situations over about 10 days.

There is absolutely nothing anyone can do to influence the outcome of those tests. In my case the needle on the doctors machine did not register a thing after seeing 1000 pictures of nude women. In the 70s they also placed wires that delivered fairly high voltages of electricity to “punish” you for being gay in an attempt to change your orientation. They do not use the electricity any more. The published findings of that aversion therapy is that it didn’t work.

Doctors at the Kinsey Institute have been testing people to determine if their sexual orientation can be changed for over 45 years. To date they have not found one. Many have changed their sexual behaviour but not their sexual orientation.

God creates some people gay and I am one of those, but I don’t practice my homosexuality. After all those volts of electricity, I promised myself I would never lie to myself about my orientation ever again.

In Grade 2 at school I only wanted men teachers and I put on such a tantrum about it, I was given men teachers every year in primary school after that. I had a great relationship with both my parents, especially my father. It was a wonderful Christian home.

If people are still convinced that people choose to have a gay sexual orientation, I ask them to tell me about the day they chose to be heterosexual.

Regards

In Him David

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