If you're inclined to accept his premises--that the Bible is literally true (or at least the parts he wants to invoke that way--and that Christianity is the only way to be moral, then much of what he says does reasonably follow. He loses serious credibility by his condescending tone and arrogant self-importance, but the author does seem to be moderately educated. Still, he has not a smidge of awareness or empathy for what it means to be gay; for him its something chosen because of moral weakness. He longs for the time when gays stayed in the closet and married someone of the opposite sex, no matter how miserable it made everyone. Same0sex marriage, he believes, will lead to everyone being gay (literally), and the end of civilization (again, literally).

Favors a theocratic solution in which evangelical Protestant Christianity (he's blatantly anti-Catholic and anti-Mormon) should be formally adopted by the government, which will then enforce a return to fundamentalist values. ( )