Here we go again...
No. I'm not against it... why should I be? It's a natural re-occurring relationship that is found within other species - not just humans, for very unique purposes.
Not going to delve into this matter more than necessary on the NB forums - if you want to learn more, just private message me and we can chat further... but suffice to say, homosexual relationships occurred in our own human history - the greeks did it, the egyptians did it, the spanish did it, almost every civilization that thrived in some aspect had citizens who commonly practised what you guys see as an "aberration".
Homosexual marriage can serve many purposes - to further unite or intensify the bond between two people who commonly share an emotional pact with one another.
Homosexual ACTS, on the other hand, can vary from being seen as needed vs. unneeded.
In greek civilization, homosexual acts were used as a form of payment by the younger to the older in return for mentorship, which the father of the younger man approved of. This allowed for citizens of society to be "connected" with the customs and be up-to-date on the latest advances in society - to help them with social and economic growth.
However, in spartan history, homosexual acts was frowned upon. If you were penetrated by another man (if you were a man) then you were seen as weak. It was done to exert dominance.
Basically, homosexuality in and of itself isn't a "sin" as there are many male-to-male "loving" relationships that occur for important reasons. Whether homosexual "acts" are incorporated within these homosexual relationships remains no concern to any of us. As long as it doesn't lower the dignity of a human being, then it is safe to say that a man having *** with a man because he loves the other man emotionally and thus, wants to express it in a physical form is no different than if it were a woman who was doing it to the man for the same exact reason. No different should this be with marriage.