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originally posted by: veracity
Well, they do, we have no control over the law of the land.
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originally posted by: veracity
Christians are the only ones discriminating (to gays) therefore they are the only ones being sued
I can go onto a Black or Muslim website, even being lilly white, and look for a black or muslim boyfriend if I wanted to.
They also have exception for gay as well so they are not discriminating.
I know this is very hard for narrow minds to understand.
Just bc you would never go to the website does not mean they are discriminating against you.
originally posted by: veracity
I guess you are missing my point of "same rules apply to everyone"
originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
Not to mention that if this law was followed to the letter then any "dating site" that caters to any one people base don religion, or race, would also have to be sued. That means other websites of Hindu only websites, Muslim only websites, or any website even those based on race such as all website of Hispanics dating only other Hispanics, blacks only dating blacks, whites only dating other whites, etc would have to be sued...
More American Christians are accepting LGBT people, even if their churches strongly oppose gay and lesbian relationships, according to a Pew Research Center report of U.S. religious beliefs and practices released Friday. While more non-Christians accept gay relationships than Christians, the number of Christians who say LGBT relationships should be accepted and not discouraged has grown by 10 percentage points since 2007, the study found.
Overall, 54 percent of Christians say gay people should be accepted, compared with 76 percent of non-Christians and 83 percent of religiously unaffiliated people. Across the general U.S. population, 62 percent accept gay relationships, up from 50 percent in 2007. Most churches teach gay relationships are an act of sin or “intrinsically disordered," the Pew study said.
The shift among Christians can be attributed to young church members who generally embrace gay relationships compared with older churchgoers. Only a third of evangelical baby boomers and a fifth of evangelicals in the silent generation say gay people should be accepted by society while 51 percent of evangelical Protestants in the millennial generation were OK with LGBT relationships. The same was true among Catholics, mainline Protestants and members of the historically black Protestant tradition. www.ibtimes.com...
originally posted by: JAY1980
This is like a vegan getting pissed that Outback steakhouse doesn't offer enough vegan alternative dishes.
Or like me griping that an Asian only dating site doesn't have a Cauc-Asian option...
originally posted by: JAY1980
A google search yields a multitude of gay only christian dating sites. I am so sick of these SJW PC cry babies making people do things against their will. If a business don't offer a service to suit your needs use a different provider. Sheesh!