He’s right.
I disagree. A person can’t decide what form their temptations will take. In other words, Christians don’t necessarily believe the temptation itself is a matter of choice. The choice part is whether or not to act on temptation. For example, I’m a Christian who is tempted to have sex with women who are not my wife. I can’t stop being attracted to women. What I can do is make a conscious decision to resist that temptation, and fortunately, resistance becomes easier as one builds Christian self discipline.
Another example: I know Christians who are recovering alcoholics. Some of them have went decades without a drink, but the temptation is always there. It gets easier for them, but they always have to watch themselves from falling back into sin. Alcoholism is like a wound that never fully cures. The scar fades with time, but it will never be fully gone until the resurrection.
Homosexuality is genetic and determined, there is nothing that will change a person’s homosexuality, can’t be done, ever... If you try to Teach/treat a homosexual not to be homosexual you damage their psyche in horrible ways!
If, however, you are part of the 98% who presumably are genetically determined heterosexuals and some substantial percentage which is revolted by homosexuality—presumably also a genetically determined trait, it is imperative that the government institute learning and educational programs to modify your genetically determined outlook of homosexuality!
Is this about right?