Most mainstream denominations in Christianity view homosexuality as a sin and require gay people to lead a celibate lifestyle. Some force gay people to undergo dangerous and unsound treatments to "convert" to heterosexuality. Others believe this to be nonsense while still viewing homosexual behavior as a sin. There are also a handful of denominations that condemn gay people even if they are celibate, but this is not the norm.
On the other hand, there are quite a few denominations that accept gay people and recognize same-sex marriage, such as:
Christianity is the most dominant religion.
Christianity is a dominant religion in Europe, Australia & New Zealand, Southern Africa, and the Americas.
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The dominant religion of the Cayman Islands is Christianity.
Kim Huat Tan has written: 'A Christian response to homosexuality' -- subject(s): Homosexuality, Christianity
It depends on which denomination you are talking about. Views range from complete rejection (Catholics, Mormons, Baptists, and fundamentalist faiths) to complete acceptance (United Church of Christ, Metropolitan Community Church).
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