se each case is different. If God did give humanity freewill, then freewill should allow humanity to love whomever they want.
One prominent theme in Bishop Spong's book is his insistence that Christians re-think some of the basic dogma of Christianity such as its condemnation of homosexuality. Spong's goal is to modernize the Christian church, and to make its theology consistent with modern science; and more specifically modern science as it relates to the underlying causes of homosexuality and the acceptance in the mainstream medical and psychological community that homosexuality should not be classified as an illness or psychological abnornality. He believes that many western religions have lost credibility in the world as a reflection of God's love because of intolerance. He identifies himself as a Christian but rejects the idea that any Christian church can or should marginalize individuals from full and active and open participation in the Christian community because of their sexual orientation. He views actions that deny the comforts off
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