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In reply to the discussion: Leaders say Mormons cannot condone same-sex marriage [View all]The CCC
(463 posts)35. Their doctrine doesn't supersede that.
That has nothing to do with the separation of church and state. LDS Members whom live in the US have every right to petition the government for a redress of grievances like every other citizen.
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So while the women were left out of the meeting they instructed the men to go make more babies?
Heather MC
Oct 2013
#5
They're welcome to their doctrine, but their blatant influence in CA's Prop 8 isn't forgotten.
pinto
Oct 2013
#6
yeah and i cannot condone bigots but dont try to deprive them of secular rights.
La Lioness Priyanka
Oct 2013
#9
In other words, Mormons who publicly support marriage equality will be excommunicated. n/t
cynatnite
Oct 2013
#14
In other words, Mormons who publicly support marriage equality will be excommunicated. n/t
The CCC
Oct 2013
#37
It takes all the thrill out of being nasty-bad if it's acceptable, ya know.....nt
dougolat
Oct 2013
#28
If Joseph Smith was alive today, he would have opted for Wall St over the religion business
Snake Plissken
Oct 2013
#46