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The Roman Catholic view that homosexuality is an
`objective disorder' is rooted in Greek philosophical
categories, in universal truths, not Judeo-Christian
relational truth. St. Augustine may have been the first
puritanical theologian, and he's made it hard on everyone
since him. But his roots are in Greek philosophy and in his
personal, non-normative experience. (Hanks)
The Church has blessed homosexual unions throughout its
history, especially the Eastern Rite churches. (Boswell [199...])
Ex-gay ministry has left a trail of seduction, scandal,
and suicide. (Blair [19...])
Eventually the Church will accept homosexuality. You are
beating a dead horse. (Ontario Centre for Religious Studies)
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