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Gay People Exist Because Their Mothers Had Anal Sex When They Were Pregnant – Bishop

A religious leader has said people turn out to be homosexuals because their mothers had anal sex when they were pregnant with them and, as such, homosexuality was transferred to the fetus during pregnancy.

Church of Cyprus bishop, Neophytos Masouras of Morphou, told an audience at a primary school in Akaki, Cyprus, that homosexuality is caused by pregnant women enjoying anal sex. He said:

“It happens during the parent’s intercourse or pregnancy. It follows an abnormal sexual act between the parents. To be more clear, anal sex.

“[Saint Porfyrios] says that when the woman likes that, a desire is born, and then the desire is passed on to the child.”

The bishop told his audience that Saint Porfyrios had written about the issue.

Saint Porfyrios is a relatively newly declared saint who died in the 90s. He told gay people they should remain single and pray the gay away for the rest of their life.

According to Accept LGBTI Cyprus, the Bishop was speaking during a series of “spiritual meetings of dialogue” that ran until this month ending.

The meetings are open to anyone and the audience ranges from children to elders with people open to asking the Bishop of Morphou whatever they want.

Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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