This is an incredibly touchy subject, because it involves not just the rights of homosexuals, but also the ultimate well being of a child. On one hand, I feel strongly that the absolute very best situation for a child to grow up in is one where he or she has a set of loving and happily married heterosexual parents. I think that the role of a father and a mother are simply irreplaceable to a child, because both sexes offer something that the other cannot through parenthood. But, I certainly do not think that homosexual parenthood would be any different than a single parent household, other than that their are essentially two caretakers. I guess I just really would want to endorse the necessity for anyone who is planning on having a child to be incredibly sure that the person you are planning on marrying and having this child with is someone that would be a wonderful parent to that child and a wonderful spouse to you. Otherwise, do not risk having a child. Now, all of that is all personal view from my own personal family, from the argument my fiance (who grew up in a single parent home) and from my own experiences dealing with children from homes of happy, loving heterosexual parents, not very good heterosexual parents, single parent households, homoesexual parent households etc.
But the real question is should there be a law against it? As amuch as I am concerned with a household that falls outside of what I honestly believe to be God's will for a family, I simply cannot come up with a legal reason why I think that it ought to be the government's call. On a private level, I think it ought to be the right of an adoption organization to deny to allow a child in to any home they might consider questionable, for instance if it is (and it often is) a religious organization. However, that being said, there is not a logical reason for their to be a legal ban or initiative for it either way.