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I don't sin. I earn karma. But yeah what he said! Go pick on someone else for a while! Wait, strike that...PICK ON NO ONE! There. That's better : )

In general, for no one in particular: How's your backyard looking? All pristine and shiny? Yes? Good for you : ) That makes you better than the rest, keep up the good work! ;D

Oh, I think you are blowing it all out of context. The truly religious don't hate, they love! At least that's what they claim. In other words, they love homosexuals, but not what the homosexuals do with each other. Right?

Funny how he never foresaw lusting over young boys too.. tsk tsk.

I consider myself a Christian and, as such, it's not my place to pass judgments on anybody.  I always say that when I get to Heaven, I will have alot of explaining to do. Perfect God can deal with my sins. Imperfect people need to weed their own gardens.
The people who are passing judgment, condemning, reprimanding, and otherwise telling people how they should be and what they need to do are not people I would consider Christian.  They are busybodies, snobs, and not doing anything to promote what I consider to be Christianity.
I have read some of Paul's letters (New Testament) as well as the Gospels.  I'm no expert, but it seemed pretty clear that sex outside of marriage was discouraged.  I didn't take this to be exclusive to homosexuals or heterosexuals.  I took it to be all-inclusive. 
Just a little FYI:  I would suspect that, in the gay community, you will find adulterers and fornicators.  Infidelity has no boundaries.
Also, "Religious folk"  are not all "Christians".  If you meant to address your concern about "Christian" behavior, be upfront about it.  If you meant Muslims, Catholics, Christian Scientists, Jehovah's Witnesses, Latter Day Saints, Jews, Taoists, etc. etc. etc.  then "religious folk" works. 

Colleen

Especially when legal marriage for gays is only in a few states. Any committed couple living together but outside of marriage is considered what in the Christian religion? I'm just curious because I have gay friends that are Christian but are not married to their partner because it's not legal in their state.

I won't get into the 'Homosexual' content of this but i do have something to say about 'sex before marriage' in your question.  Or 'living together in sin'  I have nothing against this practice, if a couple loves each other why can't they live together? who says they must be married?  How come you are allowed to try out a pair of shoes that will last maybe a couple years but marriage last a lifetime and you aren't allowed to try that out??  I think there would be less divorces if people were made to live together 2 years before allowing marriage..   We are allowed to 'try out' just about anything and return it if it doesn't workout, why not marriage??