People like yourself can stand at a distance and cast a critical eye, along with condescension, but then many people are victims of ignorance and are labouring under a complete misconception as to what the Bible actually says, compared to what they think it says. (Those who actually care that is) This is why a knowledge of the whole Bible, including the pictorial parts, is necessary.
You must not lie down with a male the same as you lie down with a woman. It is a detestable thing.
Or as the Complete Jewish Bible renders it...
Leviticus 18:22 RY: iv, LY: vii
You are not to go to bed with a man as with a woman; it is an abomination."
Can you make this verse say something else? Is that graphic enough?
If you have done any research on the conduct of the Canaanites, you will know that depraved sexual practices were common in that land...the very land that was gifted to the Israelites, and they were told to not only evict these bad tenants, but warned not to adopt their ways....
Leviticus 18:24, 25....
Do not make yourselves unclean by any of these things, for it is by all these things that the nations that I am driving out from before you have made themselves unclean. 25 Therefore, the land is unclean, and I will bring punishment on it for its error, and the land will vomit its inhabitants out.
According to one source...
"Evidence indicates that Canaanites lived in morbid dread of their priests. Marriages and families were shattered by their practices, and the unwanted children of these unions were often slaughtered on altars to Baal or Dagon. Sexually transmitted disease was likely epidemic; rape was perhaps as common as it is in the worst of today's war-ravaged nations. According to Merrill F. Unger: Excavations in Palestine have uncovered piles of ashes and remains of infant skeletons in cemeteries around heathen altars, pointing to the widespread practice of this cruel abomination. (Archaeology and the Old Testament, 1964, p. 279) Halleys Bible Handbook (1964, p. 161) says: Canaanites worshipped, by immoral indulgence, as a religious rite, in the presence of their gods; and then, by murdering their first-born children, as a sacrifice to these same gods. It seems that, in large measure, the land of Canaan had become a sort of Sodom and Gomorrah on a national scale. . . . Did a civilization of such abominable filth and brutality have any right longer to exist? . . . Archaeologists who dig in the ruins of Canaanite cities wonder that God did not destroy them sooner than he did.
Random Jottings: The Horror of Canaanite Religion