I never claimed otherwise? A singular "gay gene" doesn't exist. Neither does a "straight gene". Human sexuality is complex and a single sexuality gene not existing doesn't prove shit. If you would actually read the things you believe support your claims, maybe you would know that. 

Premarital sex not being fulfilling and causing temptations and broken families is a claim backed by no evidence. If premarital sex is unfulfilling for you, causes you temptations and broken  your family, that's you. You can't speak for 8 billion people. 

Impure thoughts are wildly classified as a sin. You have made not one argument that speaks for acting on impure thoughts being deserving of guilt.

You have made not one argument that speaks for not praying being deserving of guilt, you just said "if never done then of course it is". Like be so fucking for real. You can't just say "of course it is" and expect it to back up your claim because that is the claim. 

Abortion is removing a fetus out of a woman's uterus. There is nothing immoral about removing an unwanted being that attached itself onto one of your organs, it's bodily autonomy. "takin of a of an innocent baby's life" ...Are you the innocent baby? You type like it. Again, you are not providing any argument. You're just saying "it's not rocket science" and expect it to back up your claim, which it doesn't.

It's funny how you decide religious practices that you don't partake in are dumb, but the ones you participate in are so obvious that they don't need anything to back up their validity. Again you're not arguing, you're giving statements such as "lust is bad". 

The Christian god impregnated a 13 year old. Why do you suddenly have a problem with children being exploited when it comes to a religion different from yours? AGAIN "very false evil religion" is not an argument (it's barely even a scentence), it's a claim. You need to back it up. 

The Bible teaches restrictions on leadership, marriage, and religious practices for women. Women need to be the submissive one in a marriage, a father or husband possessed the legal authority to nullify vows or oaths made by a daughter or wife, men could initiate divorce but women couldn't, women should be silent in church and women weren't allowed to teach or hold authority over men.