Probably would be a good idea if you read my previous post on this subject.
The New Testament treats homosexuality the same way it treats heterosexuality - et.al, ya don't need it. When you become a christian, the idea is to
slowly whittle away at the demands of the flesh, so that you are more spiritually minded and less fleshly minded (at least to the point you are able
without starving to death or something). It discusses this over and over again. The real issue here is the natural aversion some people have to the
idea of homosexuality as a choice. They just have problems separating it in their heads. Honestly people, just read the texts for yourself.
In the Old testament the outlawing of homosexualtiy was a human survival necessity, just like proper dietary and sanitary practices. In the New
Testament it's just one of many things the new christian is asked to do away with because it's a flesh desire. Whatever separates us from
communion with God is a flesh desire. It's that simple. It's not complicated. It isn't specifically anti-gay, it's anti-anything to do with the
demands of the flesh. The buddhist understands this because they learn to ignore pain and so on for similar reasons.
Read, read, read! It'll calm your nerves on the subject and bring the joy back in your heart.






