Mzybe it was one of the doctors on Larry King, maybe it was somewhere else, but a medical professional in a discussion about the Craig thing said that he is a strong candidate for attempting suicide. Everything shameful has been put under the spot light and he probably feels that he has nothing to live for. This closet stuff can be serious and if anyone wants to say that being gay is curable, I would refer him to Senator Craig and the latest batch of fundamentalist ministers who got caught squeezing the Charmin. If anything could be done through prayer, would not the ministers have found it? And if it was possible to buy a medical cure, don't you think that Craig and other powerful gay republican spewers of hatred towards GLBT people would have had his or her doctor treat him and keep it in confidence? Anyone who is gay or lesbian or bi or transgender knows the agony of realizing we are different and nobody will like us if we don't hide this from everyone. Prayers go almost constantly, "Please, I don't want to be gay. Please help me be normal, like the others." Aside from the fact that the prayers never work because there must be a purpose we cannot see from here, we often later find out that some of the "normal" ones we admire are similarly blest. I believe it is further proof as to why I cannot accept that the Bible can be taken as literally written by the Creator. Why would we be created to be abominations if, as the Bible states, a part of the Creator is present within each of us as our soul? It does not make sense that the One who created us hates the portion of eternal spirit that is placed inside some of us, especially when, in most religions, we are taught that G-d is love. How can the Source of purest love hate? And how can the Source of purest love hate a part of itself? This is the sort of disconnect that shows the defects in the way religions "interpret" whatever message from "above" that they are passing on. I also believe that it is one of the reasons that the polls show that many people are describing themselves as "spiritual" instead of "religious."