Saw an article the other day that showed that virtually all mammalian species exhibit homosexual behavior in their populations. If there is a God and he/she didn't want mammals to act like that...then they wouldn't. Since it's such widespread and prevalent behavior, across such a range of species, it looks like that's just the way things were intended to be. Incidentally homosexuality and asexuality or not at all the same thing. Some populations (bonobos, for example) use homosex to defuse stressful situations (meeting a new pack, whatever), or just as a form of (very) friendly comaraderie.

What I wonder is, if as a species population increases and reaches the point of overpopulation problems, does the *percentage* of homosexuals in the population increase as well? If so, that'd imply that nature begins selecting for homosexuality as a species survival trait.

Anyway, since it seems to be normal and natural for most any mammalian species to have homosexuals in the population, I can't see persecuting people for it. Like red hair or brown skin or blue eyes or whatever, it's just another trait some people have and some people don't, not a big deal.