Homosexuality And Family Analysis

I did not completely identify with one certain family in particular, however I feel I most identify myself to have the same beliefs and morals as the Reitan family. The Reitans were a supportive family, just like mine. I do not have any immediate family members that are gay, but I do have a few cousins that are gay. My family never treats them any differently or acts different around them. They support them because they are happy. Same with the Reitans when they found out their son Jake was gay. They were very heartbroken at first but they managed to get over that bump and support him through the adventure. They would read books and learn everything they could about homosexuality because their son means a lot to them. He had a hard time in high-school not being able to come out because no one else at his school had came out. His family was there for him through a very hard time. Even his father, which many fathers do not do, supported his choices. The Reitans are Lutheran, which I am not, but I completely support their morals and beliefs.

The family I most disagree with is the Wallner family. Anna(the daughter) …show more content…
I have not read the whole Bible, or even half of it. However, strictly from this video, it clearly states the Bible does not support homosexuality. I do not support everything in the Bible, I also do not follow everything in the Bible. Times have changed drastically and many things in the Bible have become an everyday activity in today's society. Whether the Bible says homosexuality is extremely frowned upon and is "the sin above all other sins" it does not show that way in today's society. Homosexuality is an accepted change that many people follow today. There are still strict Bible followers that will tell you they do not support homosexuality, but no two people are exactly the same and there will never be complete agreement between every single person in