It meant nothing to them. In the 18th Century, gay people were all closeted. Those who were caught, were viewed as mentally ill or criminals. The founders did believe in personal freedom though.
It would be helpful if you were to tell us which founders you are asking about; many different people have founded many different things, in the course of human history. Possibly you mean the founders of America, in which case the answer is, the religion of the founders was Deism.
Discovering America's Founders - 2009 was released on: USA: 5 May 2009 (DVD premiere)
That depends on what it is.
Your scared of homosexuality
no
An apostrophe. Grammatically, "Founder's Day" means "the day of the (singular) founder", while "Founders Day" ... kind of doesn't mean anything. If there was an apostrophe after the S, it would mean "the day of the (multiple) founders." As is, it might mean that, it might be a typo, it might be a day dedicated to someone named Founders, it might mean the day that, historically, something foundered.
Homophobia does not mean a dislike or hatred of homosexual. It means a fear of homosexuality. When it is used in the other sense, it is being misused. Being against homosexuality would be anti-homosexual, or antigay.
They are the founders of Barnes and Nobel's Bookstore,the most popular bookstore in America.
he was also an author and printer and one of the first founders of America
homosexuality = ushogahomosexuality = ushoga
Generally homosexuality ranges to be 2-6% remaining stable across races.
it is the two names of the original founders