Christianity; the World's Most Violently Persecuted Religion

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I note once again he has yet to demonstrate homosexuality is unnatural

There is plenty of research demonstrating that homosexuality occurs naturally among many species, thus by definition it is natural. The real irony of course, is the false equivalence that equates natural with good, and unnatural with bad, after all there is absolutely nothing natural about Christianity, it is entirely manmade...as are computers, and the internet, and he seems fine using those.

Humans make apartment complexes, or council flats, or whatever they're called outside the US or UK.

Bees make hives. Ants make hives. Rabbits make warrens. Humans make apartments. What is unnatural here? Is the unspoken premise here "if humans practice it, it's unnatural"?

I'm not arguing your main point of natural=good/unnatural=bad being a fallacy, I just think that we are ourselves part of nature, and that what we do is natural too. How are we defining "natural"? Non-human? If so, why?