‘I don’t stand alone': County clerks invoke religious freedom to ignore law on same-sex marriage
Remind you of anything?
A little bit of history repeating itself.
Love the sinner, hate the sin. Yeah right.
Remind you of anything?
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A little bit of history repeating itself.
Several county clerks in Kentucky have decided to stop issuing marriage licenses altogether, citing religious objections to the ruling – although they have been directed by the state’s Democratic governor and attorney general to follow the law or face potential Class A misdemeanor charges for official misconduct.
“It’s hard, I will tell you that,” said Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis, who admits she has not yet been asked to issue a marriage license to a same-sex couple. “What has happened is that five lawyers have imposed their personal view of what the definition of marriage should be on the rest of us, and I, as a Christian, have strong views, too — and I know I don’t stand alone.”
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Love the sinner, hate the sin. Yeah right.