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'''Perversion''' is the action of perverting (as a transitive verb) or the condition of being perverted, as in an aberrant sexual practice, especially when habitual. | '''Perversion''' is the action of perverting (as a transitive verb) or the condition of being perverted, as in an aberrant sexual practice, especially when habitual. | ||
| − | Perversion is an [[abomination]] against [[God]]. | + | Perversion is an [[abomination]] against [[God]]. According to [[Dennis Jernigan]], perversion is simply taking something God intended for a [[holy]] purpose and using that something in an unholy or unnatural way.<ref name="NoOneBornGay">{{cite book |title=No One is Born Gay |url=https://www.dennisjernigan.com/needhelp/1257-no-one-is-born-gay |
| − | + | |author=Dennis Jernigan |publisher=DennisJernigan.com |quote=Perversion is simply taking something God intended for a holy purpose and using that something in an unholy or unnatural way.|accessdate=2 Jul 2016}}</ref> | |
| + | ==References== | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Homosexuality]] | * [[Homosexuality]] | ||
Revision as of 10:28, July 2, 2016
Perversion is the action of perverting (as a transitive verb) or the condition of being perverted, as in an aberrant sexual practice, especially when habitual.
Perversion is an abomination against God. According to Dennis Jernigan, perversion is simply taking something God intended for a holy purpose and using that something in an unholy or unnatural way.[1]
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See also
- ↑ Dennis Jernigan. No One is Born Gay. DennisJernigan.com. Retrieved on 2 Jul 2016. “Perversion is simply taking something God intended for a holy purpose and using that something in an unholy or unnatural way.”