“And we shall see how godless we have become as a nation” (Armstrong). Today's society has called for the revival and renewal of several laws imposed by men and women who think they have understood what God considers right and sinful. Older adult populations view homosexuality as a sin, in which a person cannot love another of the same sex without being condemned to hell, while the younger population responds to the need for love and happiness of all groups of people. Saint Thomas Aquinas states these ideas and what God wants based on his theories. Aquinas' ultimate goal was to achieve ultimate happiness in the form of a divine afterlife with his God, and he generated theories and models that others can follow to achieve this goal. In this article I intend to explain Thomas Aquinas's view on homosexuality in relation to that of the Bible using the Summa Theologiae, natural law theory, and divine command theory . It seems that not a day goes by without a new law being passed. or new thinking is being conceived about homosexuality in the world and the morality behind it. Gay marriage and gay oppression can be compared to other cultures and ethnic groups who have been excluded from society due to their beliefs and practices. There are many arguments for and against same-sex marriage, some of them stemming from ignorance and other arguments actually being questionable with real concerns behind them. Saint Thomas Aquinas did not look so closely at homosexual individuals but rather at the divine laws that surrounded them. For example, in the Summa Theologiae, one of the statements is proof of causality (Feser 63). Thomas Aquinas states that everything God created has a purpose. Looking at this... middle of paper ...... y without discriminating against another based on their sexual preferences, skin color or cultural practices, because we are all their children. If homosexuality destroyed the family values ​​of love pre-established by the men who are now trying to dictate what love is actually about, we would see many more people and nations in even worse disaster than they already are. If the ultimate goal is the happiness of divinity, shouldn't one seek to make oneself happy and then extend that joy and virtue to others? Isn't that what God wants from his creations, to speak his word and advise his teachings on others, regardless of what society recommends? In this article I have explained the argument for homosexuality based on the Bible and the theories of Saint Thomas Aquinas from the Summa Theologiae, natural law theory and divine command theory..