In response to gay issues: Mankind has long shown the ability to rationalize any and all behaviors. Iowa's Supreme Court recently demonstrated this. The ability to rationalize does not necessarily make a thing desirable. Perhaps a question we should ask is: Does the behavior strengthen individuals, communities or civilization?
In this instance, I think not.
Let us not be confused by the poor reasoning of others.
Curtis D. Arrington
Payson
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