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In reply to the discussion: Never forget [View all]Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)71. And you never hear about A. Philip Randolph
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Not a fair accusation. You could certainly say the majority of religious organizations
Maedhros
Jul 2015
#1
It appears you are as blind to some people as you believe they are blind to you.
Maedhros
Jul 2015
#5
Might as well, since they have less than 1 million members and shrinking.
AtheistCrusader
Jul 2015
#20
I said pathetically tiny percentage, not simply 'pathetic'. That's your ad hom, not mine
AtheistCrusader
Jul 2015
#50
There are a number of sects - Unitarians, for example - that have no problem with gay marriage.
Maedhros
Jul 2015
#4
Unitarians are a pathetically tiny percentage of the religious population.
AtheistCrusader
Jul 2015
#8
I'm sure you can provide a link to some Hindu text that forbids homosexuality.
Maedhros
Jul 2015
#43
Yes - and any Catholics on this discussion board are almost certainly the caring type,
Maedhros
Jul 2015
#66
In the U.S., the contrxtual battleground of legalizing same sex marriage in the last 20 days, no
AtheistCrusader
Jul 2015
#35
Oh boy, and combined they round out to a whole 1% of the U.S. Population.
AtheistCrusader
Jul 2015
#21
Right. Hindus care so little that homosexual acts are illegal in India.
Act_of_Reparation
Jul 2015
#34
But he specifically said "all" in a follow-up post, so I can assume that's what he meant.
Maedhros
Jul 2015
#28
For political purposes, in the U.S., it is monolithic. Hats how you get Prop 8 in Cali.
AtheistCrusader
Jul 2015
#37
"the opposition to gay marriage - it's founded in ignorance and bigotry." - and religion.
Warren Stupidity
Jul 2015
#74