And here is one major point that I find particularly telling- you’re willing to say that what God created is wrong, imperfect and an abomination even though you are not willing to say that the Bible that was written by man (inspired or not) is never wrong. Do you see the inconsistency in that? You’re trust is more in the people who happened to write some text that you agree with rather than in the love God has for ALL His children. While ignoring other sins pointed out in Leviticus (i.e. eating shellfish, wearing fabric blends, all those things that God at one time did not like). That seems like putting a thumb in God’s eye. That sounds like you are saying you know better than He does. That sounds like you are putting your personal bias above His own will. All for the sake of a book that may or may not be 100% accurate? I don’t buy it. It sounds like you cling to the Bible to justify what you clearly already believe but can’t justify otherwise. Sorry if you don’t like that, but as Ron says in the article he just linked, actions do speak louder than words.