As can be demonstrated, for example in case of [[homosexuality]], by scientific device of [[thought experiment]], people in [[society]] can transgress the created order only to their own detriment. That's why the homosexual acts are universally condemned by the whole biblical tradition.<ref name="Kuby"/> The [[perversion]] of the created order is also referred to as 'an [[abomination]] against God' and it may be expected when men put the creation in place of the [[Creator]]<ref name="Stott1998"/> and when they rebel against Him in their [[Nimrodian aspirations]], i.e. when they exchange the truth of God and reality of creation for lie, and end up in [[idolatry]] and self-deluding illusions. An attempt to change the created order of [[nature]] is recorded in the Bible as the story of [[Sodom]] and the second century [[B.C.]] ''Testament of Naphtali'' refers to it as the disorderliness of idolatry.<ref name="Stott1998"/> | As can be demonstrated, for example in case of [[homosexuality]], by scientific device of [[thought experiment]], people in [[society]] can transgress the created order only to their own detriment. That's why the homosexual acts are universally condemned by the whole biblical tradition.<ref name="Kuby"/> The [[perversion]] of the created order is also referred to as 'an [[abomination]] against God' and it may be expected when men put the creation in place of the [[Creator]]<ref name="Stott1998"/> and when they rebel against Him in their [[Nimrodian aspirations]], i.e. when they exchange the truth of God and reality of creation for lie, and end up in [[idolatry]] and self-deluding illusions. An attempt to change the created order of [[nature]] is recorded in the Bible as the story of [[Sodom]] and the second century [[B.C.]] ''Testament of Naphtali'' refers to it as the disorderliness of idolatry.<ref name="Stott1998"/> |