Hi, my name is Josh. Hopefully we can all remain friendly.
People may be born with the inclination to be sexually attracted to members of the same gender, or it could be due to outside stimulus in the early part of life or there could be people making those kinds of decisions. Or a combination thereof. That being said, if it is the case that someone is born with a same sex attraction, I don't believe it removes any responsibility for acting upon it. Some people appear to be more naturally inclined towards aggression, if they assault someone the judge isn't going to care if their defense is "God made me this way!" And it's the responsibility of actions which is the important part.
Repentance would involve praying to God and agreeing that the person has broken His laws and is deserving of the punishment and contritely asking forgiveness and relying on the sacrifice of Jesus to be the payment for the sin. If that is done genuinely, God will provide the person a new heart with new desires. They wouldn't become perfect and will still struggle with sin as long as they live because they still live in the flesh. But instead of loving the sin they will hate it and their conversion will be evident by a lessening of sin in their life and an increasing of fruit(good works(not to earn salvation)) in keeping with repentance.
What do you think?
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