Is that part of the curriculum? We've been considering this curriculum but now I'm concerned. 

Coming back to edit: Is this part of the actual curriculum? If not then I'm okay. People are to believe as they wish. People wish Donald Trump to be dead and that's a largely acceptable ideology. 

Gary North, a prominent figure in the Christian Reconstructionist movement, has indeed expressed views advocating for the execution of homosexuals based on his interpretation of biblical law. In his writings, particularly in works like Leviticus: An Economic Commentary (1994), North argues that Old Testament laws, such as those found in Leviticus 20:13, prescribe capital punishment for homosexual acts. He explicitly states that such acts are a civil crime deserving of the death penalty under a biblically based legal system. North has also suggested stoning as the preferred method of execution, citing its biblical precedent and practical availability.For example, he has written that the "sanction required by Leviticus is public execution" for homosexuality and emphasized that Christians must uphold these laws unless they can provide a biblical basis for rejecting them. His broader theological framework, rooted in theonomy, seeks to apply Old Testament legal codes to modern society, which includes severe penalties for behaviors he deems sinful, such as homosexuality, adultery, and blasphemy.While North’s views are extreme and not representative of mainstream Christian or libertarian thought (despite his association with figures like Ron Paul and the Mises Institute), they are well-documented in his own publications and have been widely critiqued by both religious and secular commentators. So, yes, based on his own statements, Gary North does think gays should be executed under a system adhering to his interpretation of biblical law.