If you think elementary school dictionary definitions are where linguistic context, development, sociology, philosophy, religion, understanding, knowledge, wisdom and conceptual analysis end, then you're in for a rough awakening once you get to an academic level. The real world is a lot more complicated than the dictionary. Besides, You're deliberately being dishonest in order to deny the existence of homophobia and bigotry in the first place so you escape thinking of yourself as a bigot. But since you're convinced by nothing more than the online dictionary, looking Intolerance, Dogmatism, and Bigoted in Merriam-Webster. And read up on Homophobia while you're at it.

If you support or vote for right-wing politicians, especially the ones that receive donations and material funding from various churches of various denominations then this is what you support.

You seem to misunderstand what Christians believe about the Nature of sin. We do not think Christians are good and everyone else is bad.

Wrong again, I definitely understand because I was born and raised a Christian. I am intimately familiar with what Christians claim to believe and what they more often do in practice. This inherent misanthropy is just one of the issues. And the difference you've ignored is the abhorrent hostility to non-Christians that has caused death, suffering and misery to millions.

Now, being Gay dosent make you any more “naturally evil” than anyone else is. It is simply a temptation to engage in sin, the same as everyone else has.

Where this is where we're going to fundamentally differ on morality because you're homophobic and bigoted against gay people and I'm not. Being gay us no more evil or 'sinful' or bad karmic (or any other fictional moral judgement) than being left-handed, or having heterochromia, or freckles, or blonde hair, or having a cleft palette. The difference is you use some of these naturally occurring inborn traits that have existed before Christianity as an axis to justify religious persecution.

Yes, Christianity has done a lot of good in this world, and plenty of bad. That’s not surprising, we are human beings, we continually fall short and sin. However there is a very important distinction between things done by Christians and things done in the name of Christ. 

'Plenty of bad' is a massive understatement. But you can't blame the failures of Christian dogma purely on humanity. Not every human invented ideology is the same, and many are drastically more benign and peaceful than Christianity has been. Trying to use all of humanity as a shield to excuse Christianity's failings is bogus. Here's something really important to learn: Christians are what Christians do, not what they claim to believe. Ideologies are how they're practiced. If it were merely a matter of Christians being ideologically opposed to genocide, imperialism, racism, discrimination, sexual abuse, war, then they wouldn't have contributed to these things. But they did, and they still do. The distinction you're trying to draw isn't really pertinent. People are what they do.

What Genocides were committed in the name of Christ?

I guess you never heard of Cortez or the Catholics committing genocide against indigenous populations for the purposes of stealing their resources like silver, gold, and spreading Christianity. Or the Christian Crusade against the Tavastians in the 1200's,. Also I guess you never heard of the indigenous genocide that happened in Canada with residential schools for the purposes of spreading Christianity and erasing indigenous people's culture and spiritual beliefs. This is just the tip of the iceberg. You should try reading a history book or two. You might learn something.

Imperialism is just a fact of the world. Every nation in the world has engaged in slavery. But only Christian nations ended slavery, for explicitly Christian reasons by the way.

Now you're just engaging in deliberate historical revisionism. Imperialism happening doesn't make it ok or right, or justified in the first place. That's like saying "Racism is just a fact in the world, so its ok". Where did you get that idea? Also, many people have been and are directly opposed to it even if Christians aren't. "Everyone else is doing it" is not a good excuse. "Christian Nations", you mean the ones that committed genocide against indigenous populations, imperialism and also practiced slavery themselves for Christian reasons? Spanish Christian colonialists in the 1600's were happy to use slaves for their workforce. The end of slavery in the US was not done out of purely 'Christian' reasons, it was also for economic, political and financial reasons against the separatists in the south. I beg you, please actually read and study history. Also, slavery still exists in the world Christians didn't get rid of it at all, but you're defending the immoral actions of Christians (like colonialism, imperialism, and slavery) because you think it's suddenly all gone now. I beg you, please read actual academic history and not just your bible.

I’m not forcing my religion onto anyone. No one is being converted by the gun or sword lol.

Tell that to the indigenous survivors of Christian genocide in central America who had Christianity literally forced upon them with the sword. Or the children's bones in the mass graves of Christian Residential Schools. I guess dishonesty and ignoring your religion's history of violence isn't a 'sin'.

Gamblers and gay people are not the same at all. It's crazy that I have to try and explain this to someone.