Where is the concrete, credible scientific evidence?
One of the outstanding works available on this subject is a book titled, My Genes Made Me Do It! (218 pgs) by Neil and Briar Whitehead. Neil is a research scientist with a Ph.D. in biochemistry; Briar is a writer. This thoroughly documented, footnoted book answers important questions, i.e., is homosexuality biologically fated? Can homosexuals change their sexual preferences? What does science really say about homosexuality? These authors feel very few understand enough about genetics and human biology to mount a thorough defense of the facts. I was pleased to read in chapter 8 their careful analysis of the flawed findings by a homosexual scientist, Simon LeVay. While the homosexual, lesbian, et al, community have tried to use LeVay’s findings as the final word on the question of whether someone is born “gay,” this book fully documents and exposes LeVay’s skewed research. The Whitehead’s aren’t alone in their criticism of LeVay’s conclusions, other credible analysis on this single argum
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