Most open religion to homosexuality?

Question

In your opinion what are they? Or what is it?

Answer 1

i'm pagan, and most of us are open to homosexuality - no, it doesn't mean we're satanic, it just means we're non judgemental.
we like a person based on their personality, not who they love, what skin colour they are, with faith they belong to, what culture they were brought up in, or what gender they are.
it's too bad that the "all loving" monotheist religions can't be so inclusive

Answer 2

A few forms of liberal christianity including the Unitarians, Paganism, LeVeyan Satanism, Jainism, Buddhism, etc.

In my opinion the most open would be Paganism or Unitarian Universalists.

Answer 3

To the information police:

I am a Conservative Jew and I am disturbed by the movement's recent "halakhic" rulings concerning homosexuals. There has been made a delineation between homosexuality and homosexual acts with which I suppose I agree, but I can't help but balk at the idea of ordination for gays. Rabbis are supposed to be teachers and role models for the community. Even if we were to assume that a homosexual ordained by the Conservative seminary isn't acting on his homosexual impulses, it is considered unnatural for a Jew to be unwed and sinful for a Jew not to procreate. What kind of a role model is that? To be fair, I suppose it could be said that the individual could be cited for overcoming the yetzer ra', but that's just not enough for me to discount the rest.
Another issue that bothers many Conservatives is the apparent propensity of our leaders to cave to political correctness and upend millenia of religious law.

Answer 4

I guess any Pagan religions, maybe even any of the Pantheistic religions, maybe some of the Poltheistic religions, LaVeyan Satanism. That's just to name a few. I could be wrong however about some of them.

Answer 5

Unitarian Universalists have been on record the longest for openly accepting people of all sexual orientations to worship, to be ordained and to be blessed by religious unions.

But there is lots of company now.

Even the Conservative Jewish Theological Seminary has decided to accept gays to train to be Rabbis. And it's THEIR religious tradition that most Christians use to say that God hates gays.

Answer 6

In Canada, most congregations of the "United Church of Canada", are very receptive to gays etc. In the 1920's ,all the Methodists, Congregationalists, and about half of the Presbyterians joined together to become " The U.C. of C."

Answer 7

except for the Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, i understand of no faith that easily opposes homosexuality. maximum Neo-Pagan religions haven't any issue with it, the Druids have known similar-sex marriage, between different kinds, for over 4 thousand years. It became the biblical ban on taking area in sex of any form that led to the gay ban, because the purely justification allowable by technique of Paul became for applications of duplicate. even with that many Christian sects, consisting of Roman Catholicism, allowed similar sex marriage till it became banned by technique of the Pope in, i believe, the 10th century.

Answer 8

Unitarian, Buddhism, Wicca, Pagan.

Answer 9

Pretty much any of the non-Abraham faiths are open minded about that and other issues. Look at any of the Earth-based religions.

Blessed Be )O(

Answer 10

Evangelical Lutherans are open to them.
But really, you shouldn't join a religion because of who they accept.
Your religion should be based on your beliefs and your faith...not on some church and what their leaders say