Ah, but here's the thing. Homosexuality is only seemingly a significant affront to "the Christian lifestyle" because Christians have obsessed about it and made a giant stink. The exceedingly few references to it in the Bible are actually open to different intrpretations and were even questionably translated by sex-phobic/sex-obsessed early church leaders, such as (St.)Emporer Agustus. The truth is that EVERYONE's lifestyle is anathema to the Christian lifestyle, because Christian teachings and rules repeatedly contradict one another and demand impossible standards from us all.

I didn't really want to get into the details of interpretation. I think it's fair to say that despite difficulties translating some of the words Paul used, the common thrust of legitimate sex in scriptures is within heterosexual marriage. You're right that Christians obsess about homosexuality. Maybe it's done in the hope that their God will accept the scapegoating of homosexuals and turn a blind eye to all the things they do that are described in scriptures as sins worthy of everlasting death.

I would stipulate conservative Christians. While I think religion is the problem (overall), and liberal dogma still supports the problem, liberal philosophies are at least inclusive.

@rainmanjr I expect genuine Christians to be conservative about morals and I expect liberals to be inclusive. I have a problem with liberal Christians because I think they want their bread buttered on both sides.

@brentan That makes them more bi-Christians. LOL.