Christian Nationalism; The Right-wing Addiction

[Mike M (the other one)]

(07-10-2022, 10:02 AM)BigPapaKain Wrote: Sure they should. So long as they're not using their religious beliefs as basis for policy.

For instance - if you can give me a valid reason to ban gay marriage that isn't 'ThE bIbLe SaYs', then you have a chance. But as soon as God or Jesus comes into your reasoning, you lose all footing and your bill is ignored.

Kind of comes along with that whole separation of Church and State which is Constitutional.

So you can't use your beliefs as a basis for policy either? Doesn't make sense.

Not a bible thumper here, but if you want to get into it, I personally don't care who marries who, but the idea behind giving families a tax break is because it encourages their natural ability to reproduce. Something that a gay couple can not do..