I just wanted to point something out because often it is missed in the discussion of homosexuality in relation to (modern) Christianity. While Christianity is clearly against homosexuality, modern Christians are amazingly tolerant of homosexual people. For the most part modern Christians are entirely accepting of a persons right to be with whom every they wish to be with, and are willing to accept that legal rights associated to a heterosexual couple should be associated with a homosexual couple; and the primary "intolerance" is that Christians do not believe that a homosexual union can satisfy what it means to be married.
When you directly compare this to other cultures around the world, where an individual can be killed simply for being gay it should be clear that (for the most part) modern Christian opposition to homosexuality is very benign.
