It may be speculated that if the liberal use of the term is not primarily a psychological tactic, then it may indicate a psychological condition on the part of those who use it, in which they irrationally imagine that most or all of those who oppose them are irrationally fearful of them, or of being one, or are secretly attracted to them. It may also be speculated that the widespread response to labeling all who oppose homosexuals "homophobic" may itself be driven by a fear of those who oppose them (homophobic-phobic). It has also been stated by preeminent pro homosexual psychotherapist, John J. McNeill, that "Interiorized self-hatred is the sin of gay people, and we must learn to see it that way." This has resulted in extreme attempts to negate the Biblical injunctions against homoeroticism and to read it into the Bible, in seeking affirmation for the sin. See [[Homosexual misinterpretation]] | It may be speculated that if the liberal use of the term is not primarily a psychological tactic, then it may indicate a psychological condition on the part of those who use it, in which they irrationally imagine that most or all of those who oppose them are irrationally fearful of them, or of being one, or are secretly attracted to them. It may also be speculated that the widespread response to labeling all who oppose homosexuals "homophobic" may itself be driven by a fear of those who oppose them (homophobic-phobic). It has also been stated by preeminent pro homosexual psychotherapist, John J. McNeill, that "Interiorized self-hatred is the sin of gay people, and we must learn to see it that way." This has resulted in extreme attempts to negate the Biblical injunctions against homoeroticism and to read it into the Bible, in seeking affirmation for the sin. See [[Homosexual misinterpretation]] |