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Sexuality Theories
Atanda, Oluwafemi (2016) commented, “Natural law theory was championed by philosophers and theologians (such as Thomas Aquinas and Plato) and their early views on sexuality (George, 2001). Natural law theorists believe that a moral sexual act is the one that results in offspring. Malloy (1981: 328) says, “I am convinced that the homosexual way of life…is irreconcilable with the Christian way of life. Natural law theorists put theology and procreation at the centre of their arguments”.
According to The Essentialist Theory, same-sex attraction is natural rather than culturally or historically constructed. The proponents of this theory believe that there are differences in how different societies express same-sex attractions but this does not mean that it is ‘unnatural’ (Horowitz and Newcomb, 2002) (para Oluwafemi (2016). It was also reported, “Essentialism is entrenched in the biological model perspective that maintains that homosexual identities are innate to the individual (Mosher, 2001; Kitzinger and Wilkinson, 1995).