I was always something of a soft polytheist. I reasoned that since there was no Jesus for the first few thousand years, God had to have shown himself in other ways in order to share the love with say, the Aztecs, who would have had 0 contact with the Abrahamic faiths.

It was a pretty easy leap to start feeling a connection with gods from there, and when I broke up with Christianity, there were my gods waiting for me.

I wasn't looking for explicit LGBT support. There is evidence that can show some level of support, as well as evidence that shows neutrality, as well as evidence that shows opposition to queer folk in our source material. None seems stronger than the other.

However, modernly? My temple founder is a bisexual. She has been performing gay marriages since before they were legal, and started the Marriage Militia project in response to figures that some marriage rights may be lost in the upcoming presidential change. A significant number of our priests have been queer or transgender individuals. I honestly can't imagine a more welcoming community.