So-Called "Persecution Against Christians":

I think it would be better for the country, as a whole, if both sides came to an agreement rather than one side forcing the other to their way.

Faith writes:Besides, that's irrelevant, since what I've been saying is that it doesn't matter what anybody else thinks, there are Christians, me among them, who understand the Bible to forbid gay marriage, and if we are put in a position requiring us to do something personally that legitimizes it we will refuse and be prosecuted by the law, which is a form of persecution, and how that makes us the bully is beyond me.

Faith writes:I guess I COULD wait until the gestapo come to my door before saying anything, but it's always best to object to an unjust law before it comes to that.

Faith writes:You'd think, if you were a sane reasonable person (which is asking too much of you all on this thread) that the religion that built and civilized and in fact liberalized western civilization and drew it out of the Dark Ages of barbarism and superstition, would have earned a teeny bit of respect.