mdk
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Well, of course there will always be individuals who oppose the gay agenda, but my idea hasn't been tried, so you can't be sure I'm wrong.I disagree. The TV show Modern Family portrays a gay married couple, and we are not seeing right-wing Christians even attempting to blackball the show.It doesn't matter what position gays take concerning abortion. Many on the Christain Right are never going to accept gay people, their marriages, and/or, the fact they are adopting children.
The gays need babies now, if they want to adopt, and abortion is keeping them from doing that by decreasing the supply of babies by more than one million per year.
Pro-aborts are now a liability, because they are disliked by almost everyone, even most pro-choicers dislike the pro-aborts who run the abortion mills. It's time for gays to dump these unpopular folks and embrace life.
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Many on the Christian Right are opposed to same sex adoption so I am not sure if simply being pro-life would change their minds.
By the way, Bryan Fischer, Mary Hicks, Evan Martell, and, One Million Moms have all expressed outrage over Modern Family and its positive representations of a gay family. It doesn't matter what gays do concerning abortion as these people are never going to accept gay people.
Also, I've never heard of any of these folks. In Catholic Church, the priests never even talk about this issue, or Modern Family, or any of it. It's not even on the Catholic radar. Surely, there will never be a same-sex wedding in a Catholic Church, but Catholics don't care what happens in other churches. And if gays were suddenly on our side on abortion, they would find the favor returned ten-fold.
You honestly believe if a majority of gays suddenly became pro-life the Christain Right is going to support same-sex adoption? I sure as hell don't.
Even though you've never heard of the aforementioned people doesn't change the fact that they are opposed to Modern Family and are members of the Christian Right.
You seem to be approaching this from a soley Catholic perspective. Catholics are a bit more tolerant of gay people then Evangelicals. Besides, a majority of Catholics already support same-sex marriage.