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You've exhausted even your lamest arguments. Good on you, model freedom-loving citizen! You're SUCH an amazingly good American, like, totally a patriot!
You live in West Palm. It must be hard for you seeing how it is home to a large gay population and a large Jewish poulation.
After facing nearly three centuries of hostility by Roman emperors, the persecution and martyrdom of Christians in Rome ended with the reforms of the Emperor Constantine (r. 306-337). Constantine was responsible for legalizing Christianity throughout the Roman empire. Constantine became a patron and protector of the church.
In 380, the Flavius Theodosius (r. 379-395) made Christianity the official religion of Rome. At the close of the fourth century, the majority of Roman citizens had converted to Christianity. The separation between Church and state was all but extinguished. When the political power of the emperors collapsed with the fall of the Roman Empire, in 410, the Church and its leaders endured as the dominant influence in Roman culture and politics.
Uh, no it wasn't, but thanks for playing. Now go open up a 5th Grade world history textbook and learn which Roman Emperor legalized Christianity and at what date the Empire banned all non-Christian religions...
You are insinuating that if we do not live like you and your beliefs, then we will end up like what you think happened to Rome.
Besides, why does it bother you over what gay people choose to do in their own private residence?
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