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@8QY4RCHCommentsStarted 4yrs agoActive 2wks ago

Yes but you should respect our beliefs too.

And I'm sure your god believes all life is equal...etc

I believe you are wrong and that I should marry whom ever I please

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 @87FXFY4Republican  from Alabama  commented…12mos12MO

It is your right to sin (as defined in Christian terminology whether you agree with anything or nothing being a sin). However, you are trying to rewrite the bible. It is very clear on the issue whether you agree with it or not. The Bible warns about calling good bad and bad good. If you don't believe in God in the first place, please don't insert your opinion where you are ill-informed. If you do consider yourself Christian, then I suggest you re-examine your motives and realign yourself with God's word. There are other stances you can take such as getting the government out…  Read more

 @B5VFY2L from Ohio  commented…2wks2W

That is not true. It literally says in the Bible that LGBTQ isn’t supported.

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“Throw out everything you thought you knew about this election.”

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