th their sexual behavior in mind. If it is natural to reproduce, then the homosexual lifestyle, which inhibits human reproduction, must be, by definition, unnatural. Moreover, if homosexuality were in fact natural and reproduction ceased, the human race could not sustain itself by leaving the responsibility of future generations to homosexual individuals. The final argument against homosexuality concerns its moral ramifications. Some might feel that no one has the right to tell another how to live. However, this seems absurd in that society needs some moral fabric holding it together. One need not be reminded of what the world would be like if everyone was permitted to behave as they please. Simply by considering the above arguments concerning the gay lifestyle, it seems clear that such activity has no place in a moral society. However, when society itself has eroded to the point where it is commonplace for children to bring guns to school, it does not seem reasonable to expect morality to be running rampant among individuals. What does seem reasonable is to consult some of the oldest writings known to man: “And you must not lie down with a male the same as you lie down with a woman. It is a detestable thing” (Leviticus 18:22). The Bible itself, commonly know as God’s Word, tells mankind that homosexuality is wrong. It seems difficult to imagine a greater authority than that of God. It seems clear that our own creator frowns heavily upon homosexuality. With this in mind, how then can the government consider legislating society into acceptance of a lifestyle that God has condemned? The government has little place introducing legislation concerning the human rights of homosexuals for a number of reasons. Any legislation would gravely affect any society in which it is introduced and that society ought to have the ability to protect itself from what it deems inappropriate, wrong, unnatural, and immoral. H...
