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'''Religious upbringing and culture affects rates of homosexuality'''. Dr. Neil Whitehead is a research scientist and [[biochemistry|biochemist]] and is his wife Briar Whitehead is a writer.<ref>[http://www.narth.com/docs/mygenes.html Book Review: My Genes Made Me Do It: A Scientific Look at Sexual Orientation

'''Religious upbringing and culture affects rates of homosexuality'''. The book ''My Genes Made Me Do it - a scientific look at sexual orientation'', coauthored by [[biochemistry|biochemist]] Dr. Neil Whitehead and his wife, writer Briar Whitehead,<ref>[http://www.narth.com/docs/mygenes.html Book Review: My Genes Made Me Do It: A Scientific Look at Sexual Orientation

by Neil and Briar Whitehead]</ref> Dr. Whitehead coauthored a book with with his wife entitled ''My Genes Made Me Do it - a scientific look at sexual orientation'' which argues that there is no [[gene]]tic determinism in regards to [[homosexuality]] (homosexuals are "not born that way") and that there is abundant documentation that individuals are able to leave homosexuality and become heterosexuals.<ref>http://www.mygenes.co.nz/download.htm</ref>  

by Neil and Briar Whitehead]</ref> presents the argument that there are no [[gene]]tic origins with for [[homosexuality]] in humans and that individuals are capable of denying homosexual tendencies in order to obtain heterosexual orientation.<ref>http://www.mygenes.co.nz/download.htm</ref>  

[[File:70810564 64d3a67932.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Homosexuality appears to be rare in [[Orthodox Judaism|Orthodox Jews]].]]

[[File:70810564 64d3a67932.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Homosexuality appears to be rare in [[Orthodox Judaism|Orthodox Jews]].]]

Dr. Whitehead and Briar Whitehead state in their aforementioned book the following:

Dr. Whitehead and Briar Whitehead state in their aforementioned book the following: