Survey findings indicate that "straights" are more likely to be committed to their Christian faith than gays, lesbians and bisexuals.

"The data indicate that millions of gay people are interested in faith but not in the local church and do not appear to be focused on the traditional tools and traditions that represent the comfort zone of most churched Christians," Barna commented. "Gay adults clearly have a different way of interpreting the Bible on a number of central theological matters, such as perspectives about God." ...