From: Charles Vanderford (proskuneo@fastermail.com)
Date: Mon Dec 08 2003 - 02:40:15 GMT
Hello to all.
I've never posted here before but I've been watching for some time. I'm always intriqued to apply the MOQ viewpoint to cultural phenomena here in America. This might be a bit controversial, but here's my question: What is the MOQ perspective on homosexuality? Would you say a same-sex preference lies in the biological level, or the social level? Or perhaps some other level?
The whole reason I bring it up is because I'm a little puzzled. To me, it seems that if homosexuality was of the biological level, then it's backwards. Because the levels of the MOQ at all times strive to preserve themselves, at least to my understanding; therefore any human sexual preference, being strictly biologically-driven, would result (unless measures are taken) in the production of more human life. This seems to me to be the primary function of the biological level, to sustain and create new life. Obviously there has to be a measure of biology involved in same-sex preference. But can social issues offset the biological course? Or, to put it plainly, from the MOQ biological viewpoint is homosexuality considered normal? I await your responses.
Thanks,
Charles
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