Need a scarf, I'm slightly confused as to how you find hatred in my words - I thought my post was pretty benign. I didn't express hatred, nor do I hold any hatred for gay people. I merely said that as a Christian, I don't support gay relationships. In fact the only mention of feeling hatred came from you hating my view.
Seneca - I agree that many churches accept gay people but it is, in my humble view, contrary to scripture just as women preaching to men is contrary, yet many churches have women preachers. Just because some churches accept it, it doesn't mean that mine should.
Giraffe, of course my religion affects my life and my opinions - why would you think it shouldn't? You'd expect a Muslim to be allowed to have their prayer time or a Jew to eat Kosher meat surely, and to pass these opinions onto their children?
I haven't expressed hatred or anything nasty to anyone - I simply answered the question saying that I wouldn't support a film like this and I wouldn't take my children to watch it. It certainly doesn't mean hating anyone gay. A gay facebook friend added me knowing my views and she doesn't feel threatened by what I believe - in fact she used to be part of the same church as me before she came out and decided it wasn't for her.
Having a belief means many sacrifices have to be made along the way through life, some are easier than others to abide by. We're all entitled to our opinion, even if others don't like it or why would the OP bother to ask the question if all automatically give the sole allowed reply.