Freedom of religion is not restricted to Christianity; or even to any government-sanctioned version of Christianity.
Yes, religion is completely subjective; however, there is a Constitutional Amendment enshrining this Freedom in the United States.
There is no Constitutional Amendment enshrining anyone's right to not be discriminated against by others for what they do or how they are perceived.
It appears that you are trying to show some sort of equivalency between someone's sexuality and their religion.
There is some equivalence in that both are subjective and both are largely indicated by what one does and is not objectively inherent in what they are.
Yes, religion is completely subjective; however, there is a Constitutional Amendment enshrining this Freedom in the United States.
There is no Constitutional Amendment enshrining anyone's right to not be discriminated against by others for what they do or how they are perceived.
It appears that you are trying to show some sort of equivalency between someone's sexuality and their religion.
There is some equivalence in that both are subjective and both are largely indicated by what one does and is not objectively inherent in what they are.
People of integrity expect to be believed, when they're not, they let time prove them right.