Atheists, (just like you say about homosexuals) are "not in touch with the divine plan." Let me assure you, since you seem unaware, that neither athesists nor homosexuals (both of which I am) need either help nor healing. I'm doing dandy, thank you, in a long and loving and (unlike many heterosexual Christians) faithful relationship.Homosexuality does not take someone to Hell per the scriptures. Homosexuality is rather a marker of someone who isn't in touch with the divine plan and who needs help and healing.
In fact, we're coming through a difficult enough trial for any relationship -- a years-long illness that tests us daily -- and we pass the test. Please don't be condescending about what you don't understand in the slightest.
And the vast majority were not. That brings into question, I think, where you look for your friends. Most of us are simply gay because that's the way our brains are configured -- congenitally.Many gay friends (and acquaintances) have told me they had broken relationships and/or were molested in their youth.
Once again, a very deep lack of knowledge. Most gay people are in no more pain than straight people, black people, short people, male or female people, short or tall, bald or hirsute or any other kind of people.They are in pain. How about focusing on the pain they experience instead of again taking (wrong) potshots at the scriptures? Or at least acknowledge that again, the Bible is shown as univocal?
Those "potshots at the scriptures," by the way, are actually potshots at the writers of the scriptures, who, two to three thousand years ago, didn't know about a whole lot about how biological life actually works -- so they made it up.