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I think I've already answered that. I support MOST of the beliefs. There is no church I know of that I would be 100% in agreement .

 

I bet if people truly reflected they would find themselves in agreement with that.

 

So perhaps the gay community should protest outside your home.

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So perhaps the gay community should protest outside your home.

 

A. Have at it. B. I don't think it will help since generally there are no cameras nor crowds here and C. I'm already a supporter.

A. Have at it. B. I don't think it will help since generally there are no cameras nor crowds here and C. I'm already a supporter.

 

D. You give money to a organization that preaches against Gay marriages. :D

D. You give money to a organization that preaches against Gay marriages. :D

 

That is true but I also support their cause as well. I think they can live with that.

That is true but I also support their cause as well. I think they can live with that.

 

 

Hypocritical?

Hypocritical?

 

Not really. If I could 100% specify where the Church sent my money they wouldn't get it for certain causes. However, in my desire to support those who are truly in need (ie the poor) I live with it. It would be selfish to do otherwise. I'm not selfish.

This Pew poll says that majority you speak of is 52-48 and that has swung sharply over the last few years.

 

Poll: 2/3 of Democrats Support Gay Marriage

Even if it was 50/50 my point still stands.

 

To add to it, 28 states have put it on the ballot, 28 states have voted against it.

Not really. If I could 100% specify where the Church sent my money they wouldn't get it for certain causes. However, in my desire to support those who are truly in need (ie the poor) I live with it. It would be selfish to do otherwise. I'm not selfish.

 

 

Your church doesn't have designated funds?

Is protesting at Chick-Fil-A going to give them that right? Wouldn't spending that time and energy calling the offices of their elected officials be the most logical option?

 

Ask Rosa Parks. Ask those that participated in the lunch counter sit-ins in Greensboro.

Even if it was 50/50 my point still stands.

 

To add to it, 28 states have put it on the ballot, 28 states have voted against it.

 

Two different groups. Those with an opinion and those that will actually show up.

Your church doesn't have designated funds?

 

When I throw my money into the collection plate it's out of my control.

Two different groups. Those with an opinion and those that will actually show up.

It doesn't matter what the non voters think.

 

I take polls with a grain of salt. Too easy to make the outcome to what you want it to show. I'll take actually results any day.

Perhaps we aren't understanding each other.

 

I mentioned multiple ways in which the "sanctity of marriage" is violated - adultry, spousal or child abuse, etc. My question is whether Chick-Fil-A donates money to organizations whose purpose is to deal with those issues. If so, then I feel his points on marriage are valid. If he is only donating to anti-gay organizations, then I don't.

 

He appears to donate to Christian organizations.

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