I totally agree with Fitz. In the abstract, I don’t think those are the only two choices and the ideal Fitz outlines should be strived for. However, I also recognize that in particular situations, yes, those could be the only two options (I have neighbors, two guys, who talked a woman out of an abortion by agreeing to adopt her child). In some states, this option would have been illegal.
Second, we do not have enough self-proclaimed Christians to take in all of the children up for adoption. If they are the white and not disabled and infants, yes. But not all.
The law should give first preference to married couples in stable unions. Those who demand an absolute legal bar to any gay adoptions in any circumstances should deal with the fact that they certainly are condeming at least some babies to abortion.