God does not condemn homosexuality anywhere in the King James Bible. No where. What you have to understand is the Bible is made of "books", you know, the "Book of Genesis" the "Book of Revelations". They were usually written by different people. And those people often put their own opinions in. They were not possessed by God who moved their hands to write things. They wrote things down of their own free will and had a really bad habit of putting their own opinions in.
An example: In First Corinthians, Paul spends chapter 11 complaining about men having long hair. But then in verse 16 he says, "But if any man be contentious, let it be known that we have no such custom, neither the churches of God". Which means the whole thing was his opinion and God doesn't actually care about your haircut. Sampson had to keep long hair to retain his supernatural strength and lost it when his hair was cut, which contradicts the core idea that God doesn't like long hair. The logic usually given was that men should pray with their heads uncovered and women should pray with their heads covered and their long hair served as a covering, with the burka required by Islam being an extreme version of head covering. Later translations add the word "other", so the translation becomes "we have no other custom", which implies it WAS a custom, which directly contradicts the original translation.
But do understand that there is a difference between simply being gay, like Neil Patrick Harris, and being perverse about it, like the flamboyant flaming loonies that are an embarrassment to other gay people.
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