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My hair is too long, and my sideburns are getting poofy...but I'm sure you wanted to know that. Lifetime Wellness was cancelled today...some guy came in and told us. He also said it was cancelled Friday...again. Maybe I can go by the bowling alley to get my ball redrilled...my church group might go bowling in a couple of weekends, and I don't want to be stuck using a house ball again.

Megan and I discussed something that Dr. Taylor talked about in his class. He showed a "60 Minutes" recording about homosexuality (remember, this is a general psychology class...why he would be showing this video is beyond me) that concerned why a person was homosexual. It was basically saying that if there is an influx of the opposite hormone into the womb when the baby is close to birth, it can make them homosexual...opposite hormone being testosterone if the baby is female, and estrogen if it is male. Why this would happen, I don't know. Her point was that, one, he shouldn't be teaching that homosexuality is a condition, not a choice, because he's at a Christian university, and that idea is opposite to what the Bible says, and two...well, I forgot what two was.

Anyway, I made a point that the condition is probably very rare, as I have never heard of it before...though, I suppose I could ask my mom about it, as she is a nurse educator who works with mothers and babies. Anyways, assuming it is rare, the rate of such occurrences probably is not enough to explain the number of homosexuals in the world. A second point is that the experiment was done on rats. Do we know that it happens in humans? it would take decades to find out, even if such an experiment could be done. It can't be done on humans, of course, because it would be unethical. I have found, through previous research, a website that is unbiased on this particular topic http://narth.com

anywhat, I think i've ranted enough. Time to find other things to do.