@Christmas Bat Melinoë There are several things that ought be addressed that you stated that are conflicting and confused in your understanding. First of all, I have to say that no one can say they are homosexual and Christian at the same time. Do you accept that homosexuality is a sin? You should. The Bible firmly declares that (Lev. 18:22, 20:13, et al.). We do not determine what sin is, only God through His word determines what is sin, and sin is a breaking of God's law (1 John 3:4). God has expressly forbidden homosexuality. It goes further than that and says it is also an abomination. At any rate, no one remaining in that sin or any other sin can honestly also call themselves a Christian. Do this not sound contradictory: someone declares they are a bank robber and a Christian. Or, that they are a murderer and a Christian. Doesn't go together. Same with homosexuality. Biblically, thus from God Himself who created and made us, we all are created to be heterosexual as well as monogamous (Gen. 1:27, 2:24). God considers sexual relationship to only be legitimate within the bonds of marriage (Heb. 13:4). And that marriage is only legitimate in the eyes of God as a man with a woman, not a woman and woman, or man and a man--Jesus Himself said that, repeating those things from Genesis (Mt. 19:4-6). God created them Adam and Eve in the Garden, not Adam and Steve. Getting away from a heterosexual basis is getting away from God's created purpose and intention as well as fraught with problems.
