This is a rather striking change, with very few ticks showing the trend to be anything other than a powerful inevitability. Resistance to gay marriage in the past decade has mostly been based upon religious belief, and more often than ever, the last stalwarts against this equal rights argument, represent strict fundamentalists:Let's see, where were your polls taken? The village of New York City, San Francisco, Laguna Beach, CA. Don't the rest of the United States count. Just because we don't live in a big city or overpopulated state, we don't count? We Christians don't count? What Bibles do these people read that says it is O.K. to be an abomination? Especially those that want to be leaders of a church. Are we supposed to throw out all of the words of the Bible for over thousands of years because perversion is accepted now?
hat tip - Andrew Sullivan
4 comments:
Makes me sick!
What I don't get is why that guy you are quoting cares what other people do with their lives.
'Are we supposed to throw out all of the words of the Bible for over thousands of years because perversion is accepted now?'
No, just the words that encourage unenlightened prejudice. The rest, you can keep for yourself while you turn the other cheek like your savior would do.
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Just an observation, but that's the strangest looking "Penis" graph I've ever seen, just sayin'. Props to Ted Olson (how ironic, but I still sort of well, you know, dislike him) and Judge Walker for killing Prop 8. It was the "Constitutional" thing to do, don'tcha think Sarah Baracuda? You Betcha!
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