text: Mr. Farron's decision is to be respected.  The issue is not, however, the tension between his Christian belief and politics.  The issue is the ongoing icapability of some Christians to accept the fact that the present day understanding of human sexuality (sexualities, actually) is much more complex than the teaching of their churches.  In other words: bad or inadequate theology (and politics) as the result of poorly understood human psychosexuality and sexuality/ies.  That said, it is good he stepped down. He should quit politics altogether and work toward a greater understanding and appreciation of the wondrous mystery that is the human being (including sexuality/ies) by making an enriching contribution toward human diversity based on his faith, which, I hope, is always being created anew, as Isiah tells us.  There is a rich Christian tradition of faith, hope, charity and justice.  The latter needs to receive much more awareness in regards to human sexuality: Just Sex.