notfluffly I'm in total agreement. I have not experienced, ever, anything positive from organised religion with regards homosexuality. That is not to offend some close, religious friends I have who can somehow square their beliefs and being friends with me, but organised religion generally holds one belief, and varies only in how strongly it preaches it.
However, I think I recall, in the past, Muslim preachers from abroad being banned from touring this country on the grounds of hate speech. If they can be banned, then surely this Christian group should be too?
I would fight religion all the way, but there's little chance of me "winning". Fighting the more overt homophobia, where existing laws might be able to be used, seems to have more chance of success, and I guess that is what Bossy is advocating.
And to the earlier poster who asked whether people actually go to be cured, yes they do. Two of my friends in uni, who met as teens in their evangelical church, were forced to attend church counselling to cure them, and cast out the demons (as teens, it was their parents who volunteered them). My DP also fell in with a similar church when she was about 18 and recently left home. Thankfully all of them managed to extricate themselves, but those experiences were damaging.