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One Comment
Scott McCauley
I picked up, from this interview, an appreciation for your point of view that homosexual orientation is itself sinful (hopefully I’ve stated that fairly). From your blog posts, I failed to pick up on this and hence failed to understand your position. The key, that I got from this interview, is the definition of sexual orientation as “ongoing desire”. That gives credibility to your position on the sinfulness of homosexual orientation. If one thinks of sexual orientation as a “predisposition”, that makes it harder to appreciate your point of view.