Flash Farley
Senior Member
No, you're saying that.It was successful indoctrination by the media and government school system.The same reason that there is less acceptance of Christianity. Indoctrination.And why do you think there is more acceptance of gays and gay marriage today?There are so many directions that this issue can go. On this thread I'm not addressing what the Supreme Court did and I'm trying to keep it focused on our attitudes. Had I not had close gay friends who are getting married this month, I might not feel as I do, but having those friends has tempered my perception of this issue and allowed me another perspective. And I think that what your friend is experiencing with the person he married goes well beyond a roommate relationship. You should hang out with him more, get to know how he sees it.
So you think it was a failure of Christian indoctrination?
The majority of Americans are Christian. And guess what- attitudes of Christians have been changing also.
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Now- why do you think the attitude towards mixed race marriages changed?
Christianity has no doctrine against mixed marriage. Never. That's a cultural phenomenon.
So you are saying that indoctrination against racial bias in marriage worked.
If that is how you think attitudes have changed regarding sexual orientation bias- okay with me.
I'm saying there is no Christian doctrine prohibition of mixed race marriage. There is a Christian doctrine prohibition of homosexuality.
I can't make it any plainer.