Re: Research

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Posted by Chris Geiger on June 20, 19102 at 02:44:52:

In Reply to: Re: Research posted by Jeremy S. on June 19, 19102 at 20:16:03:

I think the quote stating that most homosexual penguins have life-long partners dispells your misconception.

Also does not your own genes mutate during something called PUBERTY?!

Of course nature is always perfect and we are not born without any mutations or defects at all.
-NOT!

We are all born with defects. That is what separates you and me and the next guy. We are all a little different. Just some more different than others.

The genes that activate during puberty are delayed genes. This in no way rules out the posibility of a mutated, delayed gene.

The same goes with bald hair.

That gene doesn't activate towards later in life.

These imperfections are part of God's plan.

If everything were perfect and normal in your conception then everything would be black and white. A one or a zero.

Let me let you in on something of this universe. NOTHING IS PERFECT EXCEPT GOD HIMSELF.

Everything is 1.362529 or .101836492 nothing is a perfect 1, nothing is a perfect 0.

These mutations simulate the random mix that happens in every day life.

According to you I shouldn't have blonde hair, nor blue eyes because both my parents and both my sisters have dark hair and dark eyes.

Funny how I got all the recesive genes. Could I have gotten a 'bad' gene as well?

Not everything comes out imperfect and not everything comes out perfect. We have a balance.
Think ying-yang.
Light and dark.

This world is more than black and white. It's even more than grey-scale. It's a whole spectrum of colors, and spectrums within those and spectrums that we can not even see or touch or comprehend right now.

So let's stop hurting each other because we are on a different spectrum or a shade higher or lower than the rest. We all make up a beautiful rainbow togehter. Whether you are a blue or a red, or a yellow or a purple or whatever. We are all a part of that spectrum that, as a whole, looks wonderful.

I'm tired of this discrimination. Why am I bad for being a part of the rainbow of heaven? We are a band of brothers and sisters.

We need to focus on our similarities in faith, rather than loath on our different colors.

Peace
~Chris

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: I think the quote stating that most homosexual penguins have life-long partners dispells your misconception. : Also does not your own genes mutate during something called PUBERTY?! : Of course nature is always perfect and we are not born without any mutations or defects at all. : -NOT! : We are all born with defects. That is what separates you and me and the next guy. We are all a little different. Just some more different than others. : The genes that activate during puberty are delayed genes. This in no way rules out the posibility of a mutated, delayed gene. : The same goes with bald hair. : That gene doesn't activate towards later in life. : These imperfections are part of God's plan. : If everything were perfect and normal in your conception then everything would be black and white. A one or a zero. : Let me let you in on something of this universe. NOTHING IS PERFECT EXCEPT GOD HIMSELF. : Everything is 1.362529 or .101836492 nothing is a perfect 1, nothing is a perfect 0. : These mutations simulate the random mix that happens in every day life. : According to you I shouldn't have blonde hair, nor blue eyes because both my parents and both my sisters have dark hair and dark eyes. : Funny how I got all the recesive genes. Could I have gotten a 'bad' gene as well? : Not everything comes out imperfect and not everything comes out perfect. We have a balance. : Think ying-yang. : Light and dark. : This world is more than black and white. It's even more than grey-scale. It's a whole spectrum of colors, and spectrums within those and spectrums that we can not even see or touch or comprehend right now. : So let's stop hurting each other because we are on a different spectrum or a shade higher or lower than the rest. We all make up a beautiful rainbow togehter. Whether you are a blue or a red, or a yellow or a purple or whatever. We are all a part of that spectrum that, as a whole, looks wonderful. : I'm tired of this discrimination. Why am I bad for being a part of the rainbow of heaven? We are a band of brothers and sisters. : We need to focus on our similarities in faith, rather than loath on our different colors. : : Peace : ~Chris

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