There has been no studies done, but it has been muted that there is a majority of homosexuals who do not support homosexual "marriage.

Several things. First, there have been no studies done (really, I should stop there). Second, it has been mooted. I wish you could be bloody muted, bigot, and I'm not just mooting that. Third, "it has been muted/mooted" (jeez) is weasel words. Fourth, I don't give a damn who "supports" or who "doesn't support" gay marriage. The argument is whether it's right or wrong, not how many people support it or not. I know that gay marriage is a brilliant thing and I don't care whether I'm the only bloke in Christendom who thinks so when it comes to deciding whether it's right or wrong. On the day the UK abolished the death penalty, five people in six still supported hanging. They were all wrong, weren't they? When it comes to deciding whether a thing is right or wrong, the public view is the last resort. What you want and what is right are two entirely different things. Any Christian could tell you that. Think Jesus and Barabbas!