/lit/ - Literature

>>19956196
>>19956217
>catholic theological arguments
Go pay your indulgences :^)

>>19946821
>I want literature we can agree on that’s great.
Oh gee, I dunno, how about THE BIBLE

C'mon I know some of you fags read it

>immersing myself into the works of a pre-21th century philosopher
>conveys rational arguments, genuine insight, and poses critical questions
>suddenly the topic of homosexuality is mentioned: "only penis in vagina produce baby + men kissing is icky! Therefore homosexuality is objectively wrong and unethical!"

Is there any rational philosophical exploration of homosexuality to be found before the late 20th century?

Ethics is an elective course which plenty of student at my college take because it's supposed to be easy. I just finished reading a 20 page summarized rant by my professor on why moral relativism is wrong and fallacious. Is that a common opinion across modern philosophical literature?