[af_vet_1981]

I don't know.

Then learn. It is very much like the Catholic view.

We do know this, though: we know that among other sexual behaviours, Torah law expressly forbids the specific act of male homosexuality.

And we do know this: Torah law forbids bigotry; homophobia is prohibited.

And we do know this: too many Jewish girls and boys, Jewish women and men, have suffered too much for too long. And we know that most of that suffering is caused by the environment around them. We do know this: when we become judges of another person, we behave contrary to Torah law.

And we do know this: A Jew belongs in a Jewish environment. Each of us, struggling or not, needs to be in a truly Torah-observant environment. And each of us is responsible for that environment - each of us is responsible for what we bring to that environment. When we bring ignorance, or cruelty or self-righteous judgment of others, we contribute to the sullying of a true Torah environment. When we bring the most ideal principles of ahavat Yisrael, respect for every individual, recognition of each individual's personal relationship with G‑d...when we bring the best of our humanity, as expected by Torah ideals, we contribute to a Torah environment that is healthy and wholesome.

[Zionist Conspirator]

And we do know this: Torah law forbids bigotry; homophobia is prohibited.

I'm surprised to see this on the Chabad web site.

"Bigotry," and certainly "homophobia," are modern concepts unknown to Torah. Just a few decades ago the concept of "homophobia" didn't exist. It was invented as a blunt object with which to bludgeon everyone opposed to homosexuality.

At any rate, as I pointed out, we all have an evil inclination. Some people's includes "same sex attraction." But prior to the present "gay rights movement" the idea of prejudice against homosexuals was not considered a problem by anyone.

Exactly why are you posting this to me? Because I said that "same sex unions" as a substitute for "homosexual marriage" was not acceptable?

PS: Male homosexual acts are chayyav mitah (capital offenses). I doubt that even the most liberal Orthodox Jew considers "homophobia" on the same level.