[Artcore]

“Queers are vicious when they redirect their self-hatred toward others....”
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You have nailed it!

First these perverts wanted acceptance; now they want approval.

I believe deep in their hearts, whether they profess to believe in God or not, they know this behavior is indeed a perversion. They’re hoping that if society begins to accept it as normal, they’ll feel better about themselves and their CHOICE. This won’t work, however. Since God calls it a perversion, it is a PERVERSION! This is why these people have very little peace in their hearts about THEIR CHOICE, and as you so aptly point out “redirect their self-hatred towards others.

Many of us will never accept it as normal!

[rhema]

"What assertive homosexuality wants of Christianity is something it can never have. The movement for rights it claims to have been denied by traditionalist societies is not the deepest part of its quest, which is for approval by those who regard it as sinful -- which is at root approval by God. It cannot place high value on the approbation of "welcoming" churches, for it understands perfectly well that liberal religion, with its vaunted inclusivism, has no more moral authority to gratify it in this regard than a prostitute has to absolve her patrons. So the public homosexual is in the impossible situation of seeking approval in places where he can only find forgiveness, among those who are obliged to tell him, "It is written. . . ."

"This insistence fixes him in frustration and anger against those who hold to biblical religion, and may be relied upon to assure development of justifications for the punishment of the illiberal religions wherever homosexualism wins the power to do it. Attempts to incarnate itself in society can only be destructive to its religious enemies. It must be firmly opposed by those who do not wish it to do as it will in their culture, their governments, their schools, and their homes."

-- S. M. Hutchens (writing in the November-December 2011 issue of Touchstone Magazine: A Journal of Mere Christianity