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Old 13-02-2011, 12:13   #12
Ignitionnet
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Re: Gay marriage in churches

Nothing wrong at all with leaving it up to individual churches and clergy at all. Leaves them a choice to either appear 'backwards' or put their religion into a bad light if its holy book speaks out clearly against homosexuality.

Backwards in apostrophes as it's not really backwards, they should have every right to decide who they do and do not marry / join in civil union at their sole discretion.
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