I am going to reply to this, and try to base my reply on biblical teachings, but first some ground rules need to be ironed out.
First,if you are a christian, you can not base your opposition to Homosexuality on anything from the Old Testament. One of the founding principles of the christian church is that Christ established a NEW covenant with mankind, REPLACING the one that is taught in the Old Testament. If you do not believe this to be true, you better be following all of the laws set forth in the Old Testament, and I don’t know of any christians who keep kosher, make ritual sacrifices, follow the OT rules for sex and menstration, etc… An interesting historical aside is that this position was hotly debated in the first century church, with many feeling Jesus’s words were just for jews, and others holding out that they were for everybody. The later view won out, it being decided by the MEN who were leading the church that they needed to appeal to a broader base of people. I would agree that this is in keeping with the teachings of Christ.
That leaves the New Testament. Many Christians will steadfastly tell you that Jesus spoke against homosexuality. That is simply not true. If they’d bothered to read the Bibles they thump in other’s faces, they would notice that the topic is not covered in the gospels. Where is it mentioned then? It was mentioned by Paul, in the letters he wrote to the early churches. It was also written by Paul in those letters, that he was simply writing his own opinion on matters, to guide the early churches, presumably with the help of the Holy Spirit, to the truth. Paul was a member of a society where homosexuality was taboo. Certainly, if you look at his early history as Saul, he demonstrates a capacity for fanaticism, is it so unreasonable to assume that his cultural predispositions may have leaked into his writings? Remember, from a Jewish point of view, Homosexuality was evil. Even though when Paul admits that he is stating an opinion it is not directly related to homosexuality, the fact that he admits SOME of his views were opinions throws ALL of them into question. IMHO, it’s not enough to condem a practice that is never mentioned by Jesus. I’ll say that again. JESUS NEVER COVERS THE TOPIC. It was obviously not important enough for him to mention. Thus you have christians oposing an issue based either on outdated laws from God, or on ONE man’s opinion, and in so doing, often going directly against the atitutdes taught by Jesus. i.e. “let he who is without sin cast the first stone”, “love you enemy” and “judge not lest ye be judged.” This is why a religious arguement dosen’t pass muster with me. God created mankind, some people are geneticly coded to be homosexuals, thus got created homosexuality. ( I’m gonna hear it about THAT, I’m sure ) If this is not true, why did Jesus not speak about it? I dunno, I guess I’m just one of those people who will leave the judgeing up to God. It’s frankly none of my business.
Oh, and Melin. None of the above appiles to termites. Get your’re house treated, pronto 
Cecil said it. I believe it. That settles it.
