Is it narrow-minded to personally reject Catholicism because of its teachings on LGBT issues?

[Aurelius]

LGBT issues are just one sliver of a whole gigantic pie known as catholic teaching.

Ok, and?

[Aurelius]

LGBT issues are just one sliver of a whole gigantic pie known as catholic teaching.

Ok, and?

And to reject the Catholic church just because one disagrees with a sliver of Catholic teaching, is foolish.

Not if it's something very important to you, no. I don't care about their broader social teaching if they treat me as a second class citizen.

(Catholic social teaching as a whole is awful, too. But that's not the point)

[Aurelius]

LGBT issues are just one sliver of a whole gigantic pie known as catholic teaching.

Ok, and?

And to reject the Catholic church just because one disagrees with a sliver of Catholic teaching, is foolish.

Really LGBT issues are just the most obvious and easy to attack example, they're not the only reason people who convert to liberal churches. I could list a very long list of reasons I could never be Catholic. But it's also a very "personal" one, what should a person who wants to have a same-sex wedding in a church do? For them that's not a very small slice of Catholic teaching and would be a big issue.

As a gay I am not going to participate in a religion that treats me as a second class citizen. It really is as simple as that.