#1:
maybe homosexuality could be a psychological disorder……. People can have weird head trips and the answer isn’t to change the outward so that it conforms with their disorder, but to heal the inward so their head conforms with reality.
#2:
What if it’s chromosomal? A bit difficult to “heal the inward” there, I would have thought.
RC:
Which raises the larger question: are there some miracles which have *never* been recorded?
I once shared a conference platform with Dr. Paul Yonggi Cho of Korea, who said ‘Every miracle recorded in Acts has been reduplicated in the churches of Korea, including the raising of the dead, but God has never replaced a limb which is not there (as in the fingers protruding from the shoulder of a ‘thalidomide baby’… )
I would also add that whilst significant healing is possible, you can never live as if you did not have the parental upbringing you had (as the twig is bent…) or from suffering extreme trauma/abuse. A couple of my clients have been raped a four-figure number of times (you read that correctly – Satanic ritual abuse) and whilst they’ve come a long way in terms of healing, they have a long way to go, and will always live with the trauma…
Shalom! Rowland Croucher
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