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Homosexual individuals cannot be “cured” of homosexuality or re-trained to be heterosexuals. Overwhelmingly, most biologists agree that sexual orientation in humans is inherited but have not settled on exactly how it is determined.

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Fears of another pandemic like the one that killed millions of people in 1917 have caused many to ask “what exactly are viruses and why can’t antibiotics kill them?” For anything to be killed it must first be alive. Viruses are not living things. They are extremely small strands of DNA surrounded by proteins but no cell membranes. Because they have no cell membranes, they have no cells of their own.

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Scientists now know that the same genes responsible for making the fins on sharks and other fish 450 million years ago are now used in human arms and legs. This use of very old genes is true throughout the animal kingdom.

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Of course not! However, our physical form, and our intellectual and emotional capacities and many of our behavioral tendencies are primarily determined by chemicals. As any cremationist can attest, this sometimes uncomfortable thought is a fact. So where did the chemical elements that make up our enzymes, hormones, blood, brain and skin tissue, bones, cartilage, chromosomes, and all the others, come from? With the exception of hydrogen and helium, which were products of the Big Bang, all chemical elements are made in stars. They are made only in stars!

How?

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