Difference between revisions of "Homosexual behavior"
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The Roman Catholic Church makes a distinction between harboring homosexual inclination (or {{show2|sexual|orientation}}) and actually acting upon that inclination. The it deems the former acceptable while joining most Christians and Jews in condemning the latter as sinful. | The Roman Catholic Church makes a distinction between harboring homosexual inclination (or {{show2|sexual|orientation}}) and actually acting upon that inclination. The it deems the former acceptable while joining most Christians and Jews in condemning the latter as sinful. | ||
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Revision as of 06:11, August 30, 2007
Homosexual behavior is sexual contact between two people of the same sex, i.e., two males or between two females. If a male animal (such as a ruminant) mounts another male, it is not "homosexual"; that is just dominance behavior or possibly the result of poor vision.
The Roman Catholic Church makes a distinction between harboring homosexual inclination (or orientation) and actually acting upon that inclination. The it deems the former acceptable while joining most Christians and Jews in condemning the latter as sinful.