But I will affirm again my inherent mistrust of large books dealing with biblical issues and on subjects about which the Bible says very little. Burgy talks about how complex the issue of homosexuality is in the light of the very big books he has read and carefully reviewed. Frankly any book that tries to explain away the sinfulness of homosexual behavior has to be complex, and a book that tries to refute the same book has to be complex.
Scripture is simple and clear.
Like all congenital deviations from the normal, established homosexuality has to be accepted and lived with. For all such, prostitution or promiscuity may offer constant temptation, but one to be resisted by the help of God. As to the scenario of the two women desiring a lifetime companionship, I can speak with some concrete experience. Teddy was her true aunt. We have known few people more godly than Teddy and Ginny.