Why Don’t Gays And Lbians Get Along Better?

Contents:

• LBIAN, GAY AND BISEXUAL AMERINS ARE LS RELIG THAN STRAIGHT ADULTS BY TRADNAL MEASUR
• I LIKE GUYS BUT I DON’T WANT TO BE GAY. HOW DO I STOP BEG GAY?

LBIAN, GAY AND BISEXUAL AMERINS ARE LS RELIG THAN STRAIGHT ADULTS BY TRADNAL MEASUR

The fall the number of Amerins who thk that gay and lbian relatnships are morally acceptable—down seven percentage pots—was the most signifint the entire list of issu on which Gallup qutned om a long-term perspective, Amerins' opn on issu around LGBTQ+ rights have followed a liberal trend— 2002 a mory 38 percent of Amerins found same-sex relatnships acceptable— the drop support for same-sex relatnships this year has brought the U. Bisexual and lbian or gay adults are ls likely than straight adults to say they attend relig servic weekly, a 2014 survey found.

I LIKE GUYS BUT I DON’T WANT TO BE GAY. HOW DO I STOP BEG GAY?

Lbian, gay and bisexual Amerins are by some measur ls relig than heterosexual or straight adults, acrdg to a new analysis of data om Pew Rearch Center’s 2014 Relig Landspe Study. For starters, gay, lbian and bisexual adults are substantially ls likely than straight adults to affiliate wh a relig group. (The survey asked rponnts whether they intify as lbian, gay, bisexual or straight but did not ask about other inti related to genr and sexualy.

About two--ten bisexuals (19%) and 16% of lbian and gay Amerins say they attend relig servic weekly.

LGB Amerins – who make up 5% of rponnts the survey – also are much ls likely to say that scripture is the word of God, wh 38% of bisexuals and 33% of gays and lbians sayg this. Likewise, while about a third of gays, lbians and bisexuals (34%) say that relign is very important their liv, more than half of straight Amerins say this (54%). Roughly half of gay and lbian adults (51%) and bisexuals (53%) say this, pared wh 45% of straight Amerins.