Steve King: "I don’t expect to meet [gays] should I make it to heaven."

[SNJ1985]

Homosexuals, like all people, are certainly capable of going to Heaven if they repent and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior.

Unrepentant sinners don't go to Heaven; and thus, an unrepentant homosexual will indeed go to Hell, just like how an unrepentant adulterer or unrepentant fornicator (to name two examples) will go to Hell.

[SNJ1985]

Homosexuals, like all people, are certainly capable of going to Heaven if they repent and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior.

Unrepentant sinners don't go to Heaven; and thus, an unrepentant homosexual will indeed go to Hell, just like how an unrepentant adulterer or unrepentant fornicator (to name two examples) will go to Hell.

Ban him, please.

For what, exactly? Expressing a viewpoint you don't agree with? I'm pretty sure that's not against the rules.

[SNJ1985]

What gets me is that aren't Protestants supposed to believe in "faith, not works?"

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The primary difference between Protestant and Catholic (at least as of the time of the Reformation) theology concerning works is the Catholicism views works as a means by which one earns salvation while Protestantism views works as evidence of the faith one has in salvation.  So it's perfectly consistent for a Protestant who thinks that homosexuality is a sin would expect that a faithful homosexual Christian would abstain from such activity to the best of eir ability.

Ernest is correct here.

http://carm.org/questions/other-questions/how-can-i-tell-if-someone-saved-or-not

http://www.gotquestions.org/forgiven-why-not-sin.html

http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Basics/license_to_sin.htm