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Bible prophecy is always fulfilled. That's how we can know it comes from God. When it says the world will be like Sodom and Gomorrah, it will be. I was kind of hoping we wouldn't reach the point of homosexuals openly parading down main street in my lifetime, but too late. We're already there.

BTW, in case someone thinks I'm a holier than thou Christian, I openly admit to being a sinner. I'm fortunately not burdened by same sex attraction (Thank God!), but I have my own share of sin to regret and repent. I hope for mercy.

The Bible specifically mentions people who were homosexual offenders, but they had repented, were forgiven, and were no longer slaves to that particular sin. I don't consider homosexuality to be any worse than adultery, lying, drunkeness, fornication, or a number of other sins, but homosexuality is unique in that it denies the natural order of things as well as sins against God. An adulterer, for example, is at least engaging in the natural use of his body.

The bottom line is all sinners, including myself, must repent and turn away from their sins in order to get right with God.

A homosexual act is no different than another sin, in a single instance, but living that lifestyle means you do not try to stopp sinning and you do not seek reconciliation with God for your sins. There is a big difference between sinning and being sorry and sinning and not being sorry.