He's not homosexual.
If, by puff, you mean homosexual, then the answer is no.
Being a homosexual.
no he is the homosexual stupidassed people
no hes homosexual
Yes.Technically, only homosexual acts are illegal, but if a person is suspected of being gay, they can be prosecuted even if no homosexual acts occurred.
There are no diseases you can get through homosexual acts that you can't get through heterosexual acts
No. However, the Qur'an actively prohibits homosexual behavior by associating it with the people of Sodom and Gommorah who were righteously destroyed (see Qur'an 7:80-84). Therefore, while same-sex marriage is not explicitly prohibited, homosexual acts are prohibited. If homosexual acts are prohibited, then necessarily any recognition of sacredness for those homosexual acts (like marriage) is wholly out of the question.
Homosexual acts were a capital offence until 1861.
Homosexual acts were against the law. They still are in some countries.
People are mean and have aggression against the person or possibly leads to homosexual sex or acts
No. In fact, many Romans participated in homosexual acts, such as sports teams participating in sexual acts together as a means of helping the team bond.
The vast majority of people who are homosexuals are that way because they were born that way. Most heterosexuals would not choose to commit homosexual acts, therefore, most homosexuals are that way because they were born homosexual.
He was a Catholic monk and therefore adhered to the teachings of the Church.The Church regards homosexual attraction as a very heavy cross to bear.It regards homosexual acts though, as gravely disordered and intrinsically evil.
Homosexual acts were illegal in England until the Sexual Offences Act of 1967 decriminalized consensual acts between men over 21 in private. The age was later lowered to 18 in 1994 and then to 16 in 2000.
1. Convictions by courts for what was termed at the time "homosexual acts." 2. Gossip and rumour. 3. Mental instititutions
Priests who are partake in homosexual acts are not accepted in the Orthodox Church, but gay priests who do not partake in sexual acts are accepted, depending on their bishop, as he is the one who authorises and conducts the ordination of priests. The Orthodox Church does not judge persons who are homosexual as being wrong or evil in any way, but it treats any sexual acts outside of marriage as unlawful, according to the Bible. This applies to heterosexual acts as well, such as fornication and adultery. So a heterosexual priest who indulges in sexual acts outside of marriage would also not be accepted in the Orthodox Church.