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What is Homosexuality?
Homosexuality is a sexual
orientation, not an action. Sexual activity and sexual orientation are
not the same. Just as there are straight virgins, there are gay virgins.
Because sexual orientation is not the same as sexual experience, being gay
cannot be considered to be a sin, just as being straight cannot be considered
to be a sin.
Homosexuals feel long-term
and fairly consistent sexual and emotional attraction to other people of
the same sex or gender, and do not feel consistent sexual and emotional attraction
toward people of the opposite sex or gender.
For more information
about homosexuality and sexual orientation, one may wish to refer to the
following links:
American Psychological Association
Answers about homosexuality
and sexual orientation.
American Psychological Association
Facts about sexual
orientation for teachers, principals and school officials.
What is Bisexuality?
Bisexuality is a genuine sexual orientation.
While some gay men and lesbians first come out as bisexual, there
are people who are bisexual. Just like homosexuality, bisexuality is
an identification, not an action. We cannot stress enough that sexual
activity and sexual orientation are not the same. Just as there are straight
virgins, there are bisexual virgins. Because sexual orientation is not the
same as sexual experience, being bisexual cannot be considered to be
a sin, just as being straight cannot be considered to be a sin.
Bisexuals feel long-term and fairly consistent
sexual and emotional attraction to both men and women. The attraction felt
for men and women can vary and is not likely to be 50/50, with some bisexual
people feeling a little more attraction to one gender.
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