Shuamort, what you are not recognizing is that this is all coming from a great deal of people who are indeed Christian. As easy as it sounds, it is not, in fact, as easy at it would seem to grasp the fact that even though we believe some things to be truly right or truly wrong, that some people choose to do them and find nothing wrong with them. As for myself, I am not telling you what you can and cannot do with your body. BUT, if you ask me what is right or wrong, then I have no problem telling you. The difference is deciding who ought to be the judge in the matter, and I personally will allow God to be my judge, and I will allow Him to be your judge. If you honestly feel that being homosexual is not a sin, then why do you concern yourself with what I believe as so long as I continue to allow you to practice in a manner you like, within equal reason (in other words, your rights ought to be the same as everyone else's). I will not punish you, or abuse you, or attack you (verbally or otherwise), but I will not have a problem telling you point blank that according to what I understand to be the Word, I think it is rather clear what the will of God is regarding sex and marriage, and same-sex relationships do not fall under that. But, again I return to my argument of genetic tendancy of alcoholism and pedophilia, and neither of those are appropriate. And I feel that homosexuality lies among them as something that can be genetically effected, but no matter how prone to something you may be, that does not mean that you do not have the ability to choose not to adhere to it. You make homosexuality sound unaviodable, and I simply do not see any proof that would lead me to believe that is the case. I believe that we have enough evidence to argue that environment does have a great deal of influence on every person, so to presume that it has nothing to do with sexual preference is not logical. The problem with this particular forum is that it is debating two seperate issues as though they were one.
Issue 1: Is homosexuality completely genetic, completely environmental, a mixture of the two, or something else entirely?
Issue 2: Is it "right" to act upon homosexual desires, and under what pretenses are we judging rightness?
Two issues as seperate as these only becoming cloudy when joined together.