What is the biblical basis that people who are attracted to the same sex were not created by God that way? cf. Does God create some people Heterosexual and others Homosexual? [closed]


  It is quite common for people who identify themselves as homosexual to
  say that God created them this way. Some way even go so far as to say
  it was a misfortune that they were born into:
  
  
    "Unfortunately for me, God made me gay."
  
  
  This line of reasoning usually continues with 
  - "so I can't do anything about it"
  - "it's not my fault, it's God's fault that I sin"
  
  Others claim that since they were created that way it must not be a
  sin.
  
  What does Christianity hold about the way people were created? Does
  having something in our natures make it not a sin?


The question here is what is the biblical basis that God does NOT create homosexual people as homosexuals (i.e those who say that since they were born that way, God must have created them that way, what is the biblical basis that God has not created [/and does not create] those people that way)?



Note:

[I take people at their word when they say they were born that way and see no reason to discount their testimony and that of their parents until some other refuting evidence becomes available.]
One of the best Biblical bases is the Law of God itself.  Is God unjust?

But, while some would certainly object, consider,


  Surely I was sinful at birth,
  sinful from the time my mother
  conceived me.  
  
  Psalm 51:5


The issue is sin, and whether or not someone was born in sin, conceived even in it, is not the issue.

Whether one is born in sin is not the issue of righteousness, being born again is, and the removal of it.

As for same sex attraction, the argument actually fails for the above description.  Generally, sexual attraction is something that develops in puberty.  With those who claim to be "born that way", they actually exhibit SSA often much earlier, indicating something else entirely.  It is not normal, but sometimes is an indicator of abuse or some other issue.

They may have been indeed born and formed in iniquity, but that's just all the more reason for the cross, and getting rid of it.  God did not create them that way, but they are merely receiving the consequences of sin in their souls.

The other corollary is Exodus 34:6-7 where God said He revisits the sins of the Father's to the children to the third and fourth generation.

Again, the issue that one is born in sin can more than account for the subjective testimony that one is born a certain way.

We were all born rebellious and evil, and no believer makes the case that therefore it is "Ok".