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Moral or Immoral?

 People consider nature morality. They associate nature as being pure and good. Unnatural as being corrupt and evil.

 Morality is based on spiritual and personal beliefs and on accepted standards for the respect of others.

 Good judgment should not equate what’s common with what’s right or good. Nonconformity is not the same as immoral.

 Some people confuse what “is” with what they “think” ought to be.

 Nature is a moral. Not moral or immoral. There’s sunshine, flowers, and sea breeze, but on the other hand there’s diseases, earthquakes, and hurricanes.

Immoral

 Some people think that you must be married in order to have sex; and because homosexuals are not married, they are wrong.

 Many people think that homosexual marriages would destroy families, and that it is a threat to society and its children. Children are vulnerable and impresstional.

 Many say it is also a threat to tradition. No change in tradition is wanted. It would lead society corruption. (Wasn’t slavery and segregation tradition?)

 Many people say it’s not natural. God created “Adam and Eve” NOT “Adam and Steve.”

 “What if everyone were homosexual? The whole human species would be wiped out in a few decades!” But on the other hand what if everyone had 8 children?

 In the Institute for Sex Research Survey, 49% said gay marriages would lead to society corruption. 63% considered it harmful to the American life.

 In 1981 there was no doubt that being homosexual was considered immoral. 71% population said that it was wrong. 295 considered homosexual not immoral. (10% of, which was made up by the...