Thank you and your welcome. There's more of us, don't worry, it's just hard to find them in real life especially if you're surrounded by a bunch of homophobes.

Christians who hate gays aren't really Christians in my opinion, God is the only judge, not them. So they have no right to tell someone who is gay that they are going to Hell, because damning someone to Hell is pretty much asking to be sent down there yourself, because it's not what God encourages for people to do. Christians should be all-loving regardless of their views, it's not easy to love everyone, but respect is vital as well.

Plus straight people sin as well, so what makes them so special y'know? We all lust, we all lie, we all do bad things, and some Christians think they can get away with anything just through having a faith in God because he forgives, the point of repenting is to be asking for forgiveness, though he already forgives it's not officially confirmed until someone repents.

It's like if someone was lie to me, but not apologise, but I still forgive, how does that person know they are forgiven? It's not until they say "Sorry" and I confirm it with "it's okay" that they know they're forgiven. Same goes with Christianity.

Anyway, I feel like I rambled a bit there, but you get the point. Most Christians aren't really Christians. Your faith (or none at all) in god(s)/goddess(es)/ doesn't define you. It all comes down to morals and how you treat people really.