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Why Should We Listen to Religion On Gay (or Any) Marriage, Anyway? PolicyMic Religion is an important part of life, and of politics as well. But it's far from clear that it has a special perspective on issues such as gay marriage or the nature of marriage in general. Partly, that's because it's hard to figure out what position ... |
Pew Research Looks At The Conflicting Relationship Between LGBT Adults And ... Towleroad Either they would be offended that the result isn't 100%, or they would be offended that their "religion of peace" is being demonized as gay-unfriendly, but they'd do nothing about it. Posted by: atomic | Jun 24, 2013 8:39:59 PM. Pew is a conservative ... Study says gays find most US faiths unfriendly |
Ex-Gay Christian Groups Will Continue After Exodus As Religious LGBT Support ... Huffington Post When Jenelle Linden, a 51-year-old therapist who lives in South Bend, Ind., heard that one of the nation's most prominent "ex-gay" organizations was shutting down, she was surprised yet hopeful, as were many gay rights activists and members of liberal ... |
Politico | RedBlue America: Will gay marriage hurt freedom of religion San Gabriel Valley Tribune The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling is expected this week on the Defense of Marriage Act and California's Proposition 8, which limited marriage to a man and a woman. Will gay marriage undermine the freedom of religious people to recognize only traditional ... Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Freedom, Fundamentally at Odds Supreme Court marriage rulings: Anything but simple Archbishop of York: would the church rather bless sheep and trees than gay ... |
Discrimination against elderly gays set to be outlawed Warrnambool Standard June 25, 2013, 1:16 p.m.. A bill to outlaw discrimination against gays and lesbians by faith-based aged care providers is expected to pass parliament this afternoon, despite Coalition opposition on the grounds that the change infringes religious freedom. |
Ex-Gay Christian Groups Will Continue After Exodus As Religious LGBT Support ... Huffington Post When Jenelle Linden, a 51-year-old therapist who lives in South Bend, Ind., heard that one of the nation's most prominent "ex-gay" organizations was shutting down, she was surprised yet hopeful, as were many gay rights activists and members of liberal ... |
The Atlantic | Exodus "Ex-Gay" Ministry Closes Up Shop Religion Dispatches Church has in fact been the very last place for LGBT people to seek helpâ€"a claim validated by the Pew Research Center who recently found that nearly half of LGBT people claim no religion at all. Not a surprise considering that many LGBT folk spent a ... Anti-Gay Exodus International to Close Anti - gay organization apologizes to LGBT community 'Ex-gay' ministry apologizes to LGBT community, shuts down |
Autostraddle | Religious Views Among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender People Revealed ... Huffington Post Surveys have repeatedly shown that religious objections are the most popular reason people cite when they say being gay is immoral or that they don't support legalizing same-sex marriage. But what do gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people think ... Nearly Half of LGBT People Claim No Religion A Survey of LGBT Americans The View from Pew: LGBT Acceptance At An All-Time High |
ChristianityToday.com (blog) | Religion stats from Pew's massive survey of gay and lesbian Americans. ChristianityToday.com (blog) While the vast majority of LGBT adults view religious denominations as unfriendly toward them, only 6 percent report feeling unwelcome in a place of worship last year. Here's what else a substantial survey by the Pew Research Center discovered about ... |
Study: Most US gay people find the majority of religious organisations to be ... PinkNews.co.uk A study has revealed that the majority of gay Americans are much less religious compared to the US population, and around a third have said they have felt unwelcome in a place of worship. The survey by the Pew Research Center, released at the end of ... |
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