BlindBoo
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I think its' okay to write an publish an article about what their pastor has said. And I don't think it's controversial to ask them if they would have ever have a same sex couple on their TV show. They should not be afraid to answer the question.
Because they stated their Christian faith ismstrong? I've not found anything they wrote or said, other than that. If you think it is ok to attack someone for simply having faith , well, the Constitution has something to say about that.
This buzzfeed author wishes to attempt to destroy them because they are Christians.
Let's see her go after muslims faith of Islam-a theocracy which doesn't adhere to our Cconstitution- the same way. She would be too chicken to do that, I would bet.If they don't talk of gays on the show then it should not matter their belief. There is this thing called freedom of religion in our country, remember, or are you suggesting everyone's beliefs of every show on every station should be made public, even though they have refrained from making them public, and then fired for them if they don't match certain individuals beliefs?
Kookoo for cocoapuffs.So are the Gaineses against same-sex marriage? And would they ever feature a same-sex couple on the show, as have HGTV’s House Hunters and Property Brothers? Emails to Brock Murphy, the public relations director at their company, Magnolia, were not returned. Nor were emails and calls to HGTV’s PR department.
Fixer Upper has fans of all stripes: Christians, feminists, and LGBT viewers have all found something to love in the Gaineses. So in the absence of a response from them or their representatives, it’s worth looking at the severe, unmoving position Seibert and Antioch take on same-sex marriage.
Chip And Joanna Gaines' Church Is Firmly Against Same-Sex Marriage
And they they discuss the position Seibert has about gays in general.
Let me say whoop de fucking do.
They have every right to say or not say what ever they please. Didn't they open their lives and beliefs in their book? They can answer Buzzfeeds questions or not. Buzzfeed can report on the nondenominational church they attend and the beliefs of the pastor of that church all they want to as well.