I’d say it’s one thing to follow the teaching of the Bible and not be a homosexual, but it’s another thing to be supportive of gay marriages to the extent of holding gay marriages in the church. I would leave the church if the pastor were to officiate gay marriages in the church.

I’d say the teachings of the Bible only applies to me and it’s up to me to follow them, I’m in no position to ask others to follow the teachings of the Bible. It’s just like a vegan telling the rest to not eat meat just because he/ she is a vegan. Doesn’t this sound ridiculous?

Homosexuality is a complex issue and it’s not a mental illness. I’d say church leaders NEED to learn what it actually is from the scientific perspective.

I wouldn’t be ok with my church officiating gay marriages, but I’m neutral about civil marriages. Their marriage do not need my approval. At the end of the day, all one needs is someone to be there for them, and sometimes people need a family member to sign the form to perform urgent surgeries. So what if this family member/ spouse isn’t a heterosexual? Does it matter when someone is dying and in need of medical assistance?