No; but we do choose on acting on that preference. When the LGBTQ activists come to my church doors insisting that our church accept them with open arms - having LGBTQ people on staff, teaching our kids and leading our young adults - or they will sue us and shut us down, my response is "do your worst". This is coming, folks! If you remain faithful to the morals specified in the Bible, you will not allow your congregation to be forced into compromising Bible principles by having LGTBQ folks into leadership; or maybe not even into church membership. They want to visit and worship with us, fine. they want the pulpit, not fine.
I have no problem with gays. I do have a problem with giving them a platform in church. That being said, homosexuality is only a small part of the purposeful sins that could very well keep us out of the Kingdom. the difference is, we don't celebrate murder, adultery anger, unforgivness, gossip or any of the other sins that could keep us out of the Kingdom. Why should we celebrate gayness?
Another thing - while the proposed Equality Act - which has already passed the House - is signed into law, All LGBTQ activities will be protected - including men who "identify as females" to compete as females, shower with females, and be admitted to women's shelters. Do you want some guy who "identifies as a woman showering in the locker room of your local community center right next to your wife? I don't.
Guess who's not protected? Jews and Christians.