<p>2:15&nbsp;<i>I</i><i>n that they show the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience bearing witness therewith</i>- Along with the witness of God's law, their conscience also happened to agree with God's law about homosexuality. 1 Cor. 4:4 warns that our conscience isn't so reliable as to justify us at the last day; but in the 'natural' revulsion of the conscience against homosexuality, conscience is a joint witness with God's law. Again, it's apparent that Paul didn't believe the 'born gay' story.</p><p><i>And their thoughts one with another accusing or else excusing them</i>- Gk. '<i>logismos</i>'. The internal words, the conscience, accused or excused both are legal words the behaviour; our internal words 'bear witness' as in a court, for or against us. Judgment is ongoing; and we are at times our own accusers.&nbsp;</p>