bodecea
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Exactly.That's fine...just don't accept any government money for your religious beliefs. Easy rule of thumb....would you feel the same way if we were talking a muslim religious adoption agency receiving government money while basing adoptions on THEIR version of sharia law?Which, I believe, we all agree with...AS LONG AS they get no government funds.The law applies to religious adoption agencies. They should not be forced to place children in homes that are counter to the beliefs of their religion. There are other agencies which will continue to place children with gay parents. Hence, the rights of all are respected.
Nope. Government funds are used for a great many things that people of a variety of beliefs oppose. Nobody should be forced to violate their religious beliefs under this circumstance.
Sharia law is a competing political system, so it is not the same as religious doctrine. .
Rather convenient rationalization eh?
Any religious beliefs you don't believe in you, you declare isn't a religious belief but a political system.
LOL