masterding
Member
- Joined
- Nov 13, 2008
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
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- China
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- China
Quote from VOA:
Specifically, it says homosexuals have “gifts and qualities” that can benefit the Church, and that homosexual relationships can provide “mutual aid” and “support.”
It also says there are “positive aspects” to the relationship of heterosexual couples who live together out of wedlock - what the Church used to call ‘living in sin.’
My question is:
What's the difference between "aspect to" and "aspect of ", can they be used interchangably?
thanks.
Specifically, it says homosexuals have “gifts and qualities” that can benefit the Church, and that homosexual relationships can provide “mutual aid” and “support.”
It also says there are “positive aspects” to the relationship of heterosexual couples who live together out of wedlock - what the Church used to call ‘living in sin.’
My question is:
What's the difference between "aspect to" and "aspect of ", can they be used interchangably?
thanks.