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rinnie
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So what you are saying is because you do not have my faith, and believe in God you discriminate against me then because I do believe the words of GOd. Is that what you are saying?It is impossible for me to understand fully your dilema as I do not have your faith, but from what you say it is a difficult choice. Laws are complicated but using faith to make laws that discriminate against people because of their sexuality (which I think is wrong in itself) can get very messy.
Where is the line drawn? Does then every religion have this right? Lets say in 20 years from now Muslims make up 95% of America, would you also accept that they should impose Sharia law because it is based on their faith? I would imagine no, because you do not want to abide by the laws of another faith.
Regarding post 380, they were definately short and to the point. Alot had been passed back and forth up to that point, and I think this shows a bit of frustration. I cannot really disagree with all the points made. Would I have made them differently? Maybe.