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Well ,guys, what do you think about it?
Today, homosexual couples often trying to become LEGAL couples and often sues somebody who discriminates them.
And i have a question - Churches always don't wanna marry homosexuals, so does it mean that church discriminate homosexuals?
Should government let all churches marry homosexuals couples or not? What do you think?
That decision is already made and the answer is absolutely not , that would be against established
law here in the USA.
Although if I was in that situation, I would just take my business elsewhere, but the issue is when business owners are picking and choosing which "sinners" they provide service to. I'll bake this cake for you, even though you are a divorcee getting re-married, but this other customer had a child out of wedlock, so I refuse to service her. But that's another topic for another thread.
They can refuse service from me for any reason. But then again, I am not gay, so I am not covered by the same laws.
Well ,guys, what do you think about it?
Today, homosexual couples often trying to become LEGAL couples and often sues somebody who discriminates them.
And i have a question - Churches always don't wanna marry homosexuals, so does it mean that church discriminate homosexuals?
Should government let all churches marry homosexuals couples or not? What do you think?
You do understand the difference between "let" and "force" right?
The government can "let" churches do pretty much whatever churches want to do.
They cannot force churches to marry homosexual couples, nor should they.
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