What is so special about being a gay?

Every living soul must praise the Lord. By living souls I mean those social humans who obey God’s Books, His laws and precepts. His testimonies are clear and impeccable.

In the 21st century, nations have become disobedient. Immorality is now applauded and debauchery tolerated. The Holy Books are disregarded and sin is ruling the nations, where God is not glorified and magnified.

In 1981, Martina Navratilova announced to the nations that she was a lesbian. Some people applauded her announcement with hilarious approval. In all those years there has been lacking the biological agglutination that makes the natural woman to glow. In men, the lack of natural outflow leads to confusion and irrational behavior that can only be cooled by drugs and alcohol. Is this the life that sensible people applaud?

On 29th April, 2013, the NBA player Jason  Collins disclosed that he   had been gay. Some well-known politicians applauded his disclosure, with aplomb.

What is so special about being gay or lesbian? When looked at from a spiritual point of view, the condition will be better understood as an unusual phenomenon.

In a speech, Robert Mugabe “damns” homosexuality and describes it as a "filthy, filthy disease" ... that "seeks to destroy our lineage by saying John and John should wed, Maria and Maria should wed”.

Mugabe went on to say that some African countries had been pressured by Western nations to accept homosexuality in exchange for aid.

“Imagine this son born out of an African father, [President Barack] Obama says if you want aid, you should accept the homosexuality practice. Aah, we will never do that.”

"If you take men and lock them in a house for five years and tell them to come up with two children and they fail to do that, then we will chop off their heads.” he added.

I turned to agree with Mugabe though I see him as a problem to the development of Zimbabwe.

Any man, who does not want to marry a woman and procreate, should not adopt any other person’s children. You cannot refuse the burden and take the benefit of procreation.