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Taoism is in my opinion the most gay-friendly of the large religions, but
at the same time it discards sexual orientation in the way the religion is
about seeking balance in all questions, and so the ultimate taoist
sexuality would be to seek both your inner feminine and masculine sides and
become a bisexual, as Ying and Yang is the state you need to reach in all
matters. So if everyone was bisexual, there would no issues with sexual
orientation. And Kinsey seemed to think a very large portion of the
population is potentially bisexual to different degrees, so that makes
sense to me.
Leviticus 18:22 in hebrew “v’et-zacar lo tishcab mish’c’bey ishar to’ebah
he” means “A man shall not lie with another man in beds of women”, a
reference to a rape ritual that the Caanaanites performed for their god
Moloch. Also I do not think people were asked to “put to death” other
people, this I think is more God warning “this will happen to you”.
Taoism is in my opinion the most gay-friendly of the large religions, but
at the same time it discards sexual orientation in the way the religion is
about seeking balance in all questions, and so the ultimate taoist
sexuality would be to seek both your inner feminine and masculine sides and
become a bisexual, as Ying and Yang is the state you need to reach in all
matters. So if everyone was bisexual, there would no issues with sexual
orientation. And Kinsey seemed to think a very large portion of the
population is potentially bisexual to different degrees, so that makes
sense to me.
Leviticus 18:22 in hebrew “v’et-zacar lo tishcab mish’c’bey ishar to’ebah
he” means “A man shall not lie with another man in beds of women”, a
reference to a rape ritual that the Caanaanites performed for their god
Moloch. Also I do not think people were asked to “put to death” other
people, this I think is more God warning “this will happen to you”.