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cbayer

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6. This issue is not about having to marry anyone.

Reply to yeoman6987 (Reply #5)

Tue May 12, 2015, 09:47 AM

May 2015

It is already established law that religious groups can decide who they marry and who they don't.

It's about tax status if they discriminate against GLBT people who are married.

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The Panic Over Churches' Tax-Exempt Status in a Gay-Married World [View all] cbayer May 2015 OP

Good rjsquirrel May 2015 #1

I am afraid that you totally missed the point here, but you did a great cbayer May 2015 #3

Can you name a college that DOESN'T believe in fake fairy tales, that would discriminate so? AtheistCrusader May 2015 #7

The Cathilic church won't have a problem yeoman6987 May 2015 #5

This issue is not about having to marry anyone. cbayer May 2015 #6

This doesn't make sense Renew Deal May 2015 #2

As she concludes, there really isn't an issue here. cbayer May 2015 #4