Lets get a few things straight - I am the worst speller on the planet (thank goodness for spell checkers) and that is just the way it is so you should stop weakening your own platforms by leaning so heavily on the angle of discrediting my thoughts by pointing to my grammar - you all know what I am saying so, all you really smart people, go ahead and correct my spelling but after that try to say something relevant to the topic, and while your at it try to get off the defensive and present something, anything, that supports the concept of homosexuality and atheism as a good thing for our society.
We can discuss atheism and homosexuality all we want but one thing is obvious - the concepts being discussed here are not new; they have been debated for centuries. When they do manage to get a social foothold the society is weakened but that is useless information unless it is used to maintain social values aimed at creating the strongest social strata possible. In the interim the argument will simply continue in an endless debate wherein there can be no winner save for those who make the right decision. Your arguments against me and my background and understanding are pointless because, on the whole, my opinions are held and have been sustained sufficiently by thousands of years of human history and that my friend trumps anything you may say here.
For me the bottom line is this - I believe that everyone, and I mean everyone has been endowed with the ability to discern right from wrong, weather or not they choose to admit it. It's what separates humans from animals. It is what we do with that ability that will determine our fate in the eternities. Irrespective of the fact that it is contrary to the commandments of God, it is a commonly held viewpoint by the vast majority of human history that homosexuality is socially degrading. Although it may not be the defining factor in a fallen society, it is evident that societies embracing such values (and yes, there are many degrading values) struggle to maintain prosperity and, as history had shown, ultimately succumb to the ill effects of such. It may take a long time but it always happens as it is currently happening right here in our own back yard. The strongest argument in the atheist arsenal is the call to "prove it" because words cannot and time is slow to demonstrate it.
Furthermore, I am not the least bit impressed with the wonderful credentials of any who take the stance of the atheist or homosexual whether or not they embrace the values themselves. Such a position severely degrades grand claims to knowledge and understanding because wisdom is knowledge rightly applied and human history has been very consistent about putting the concepts of homosexuality and atheism in their proper places, namely a file labeled "unwise".
Do I hate the atheist or homosexual? - Certainly not, I fully respect a person’s right to decide for themselves how to act and the values they choose to take upon themselves provided those values do not deny me the same. Do I shun any such – again certainly not, my boss is Gay and a good man to whom I am pleased to call a fellow worker but that does not mean that I must embrace the concepts or accept them as part of my society. Fortunately the vast majority of the human population recognizes the folly of it and, as of yet, has managed to keep returning such unwise social values to the realm of debate where they can do the least damage.
Heaven help us all if these values become permanently ingrained into our social fabric for our Heavenly Father will stand for only so much mocking before He lets the weight of our own foolishness fall on us.