He will almost certainly be forced to recant, but he's right.
His view is that his holy book says homosexuality is immoral and so the church shouldn't be supporting it. Fair enough.
If he preaches that homosexuality is a bad thing to rows of empty pews in his church, also fair enough.
If he is ever in a position where he can treat a homosexual differently (e.g. being a baker selling cakes to the general public) then he should be sacked.
I disagree with his opinion, but he is not in any position of authority, all he does is join with another bunch of saddos telling a few misguided idiots what their invisible friend thinks.
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'all he does is join with another bunch of saddos telling a few misguided idiots what their invisible friend thinks'
In the UK, in Christian churches - yes. In other lands where the holy book* is written all squiggly and backwards, they throw gays off buildings, because that's what the interpreters of the squiggles say they should do.
*same imaginary friend, can't agree who was his best mate though.
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