Homosexuals are 'recruited' not 'Born',
Well, I think we can now safely dismiss you as being a voice of sanity.
Chritianity specifically doesn't have a single 'moral' teaching or 'behavior' that is detrimental to the individual or the group in general.
The judgement and repression of God-given sexual urges may be the most blindingly obvious example, where such repression often causes serious anxiety, frustration, depression and stress to individuals and families, and to a greater extent entire populations. Christianity promotes sexual misery among its own adherents through its insistence that sex (except the very narrow variety it sanctions) is evil, against God's law. Christianity's morbidly unhealthy preoccupation with sex could almost led one to believe that "morality" consists solely of what one does in one's bedroom. Christianity has an exceptionally unhealthy fixation on sex (see Monger, A), to the exclusion of almost everything else (except power, money, and the infliction of cruelty). The Ten Commandments contain a commandment forbidding the coveting of one’s neighbor’s wife, but do not even mention slavery, torture, or cruelty, which were abundantly common in the time the Commandments were written, which speaks volumes about their writer’s preoccupation with sex (and women as property). These are not beneficial teachings. They are detrimental to everyone.
In addition, Christianity not only reduces, for all practical purposes, the question of morality to that of sexual behavior, but by listing its prohibitions, it encourages an "everything not prohibited is permitted" mentality. What that means is, if the Bible doesn't explicitly prohibit it, then you're good to go. As a result, with the exception of a relatively few churchgoers, Christians ignore the very real evils plaguing our society: poverty; homelessness; hunger; militarism; a grossly unfair distribution of wealth and income; ecological despoliation exacerbated by corporate greed; overpopulation; sexism; racism; freedom-denying, invasive drug laws; an inadequate educational system; etc., etc. - unless they’re actively working to
worsen those evils in the name of Christian morality or "family values." That's not very beneficial to the individual or the group. It's very beneficial to those in religious power, though.
Organized Christianity is a skillful apologist for the status quo and all the evils that go along with it. It diverts attention from real problems by focusing attention on sexual issues, and when confronted with social evils such as the problems of militarism and war, most Christians shrug and say, "That’s human nature. It’s always been that way, and it always will." 200 years ago they said the same thing about slavery, even actively defended it from the pulpit. Then there's the fact that many wars, including the one we are now fighting, are religious wars that teach it's not only OK but your Christian duty to kill others who are against Christianity. Detrimental? You betcha.
English Common Law is bible based. The ideas of individual liberty and humans having 'rights' are biblically based.
Actually, the Bible subverts basic liberty by controlling its adherents on a large and demanding scale. It promotes liberty, but only under certain conditions and within narrow limits. It promotes authoritarianism (do what I say) and arrogance (we're better than you) so that liberties of even non-believers can be subverted.
What's the capitol of Isreal?
Washington, D.C.