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Wow. Kick & Rec! think Jul 2013 #1
Episcopalians, Catholics, Lutherans, Methodists and Presbyterians The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2013 #2
It is somewhat unfair to say 'those others go after gays' when the denominations Bluenorthwest Jul 2013 #4
That's true. MNBrewer Jul 2013 #6
Of course you are correct, the Catholic church is one of the worst offenders The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2013 #20
The Epicopal church has officially accepted gay ministers. Kablooie Jul 2013 #25
Same with the Lutherans (ELCA) Freddie Jul 2013 #27
And our clergy dotymed Jul 2013 #34
Yep! We have gay bishops, priests, and deacons. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #45
You forgot to include rape victims in the miserable category. nt Ilsa Jul 2013 #12
it is always such. BlancheSplanchnik Jul 2013 #31
Good for them, as far as it goes skepticscott Jul 2013 #3
Christian enablers are a danger to Christianity starroute Jul 2013 #10
I couldn't agree more BrotherIvan Jul 2013 #41
I agree. dgibby Jul 2013 #55
It's a statement supporting the Moral Mondays movement struggle4progress Jul 2013 #13
This message was self-deleted by its author Alkene Jul 2013 #22
Awesome! MannyGoldstein Jul 2013 #5
Thanks. K&R. JDPriestly Jul 2013 #7
K & R !!! WillyT Jul 2013 #8
Amen. So be it. yends21012 Jul 2013 #9
I wish MORE Christian Leaders would speak up for REAL Christian Values! Martin Eden Jul 2013 #11
An Episcopal, a Lutheran, a Presbyterian, a Catholic and a Methodist walked into a meeting... Beartracks Jul 2013 #14
DU Rec Tuesday Afternoon Jul 2013 #15
K&R ReRe Jul 2013 #16
So encouraging to see. indivisibleman Jul 2013 #17
It's a start. Iggo Jul 2013 #18
I see many demoninations absent; greiner3 Jul 2013 #19
I hope they will ALL show up tomorrow. freshwest Jul 2013 #21
It's meaningless. moobu2 Jul 2013 #23
I doubt many people at my church vote R. Last Sunday, they were all grumpy struggle4progress Jul 2013 #24
Not in the Episcopal parish I attend. Jane Austin Jul 2013 #26
Mine as well. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #47
There is absolutely meaning demwing Jul 2013 #28
Without Christians there wouldn't be a need for this joint statement moobu2 Jul 2013 #37
ok. You run with that demwing Jul 2013 #38
You might want to check the data before stating such unequivocally false information. cbayer Jul 2013 #54
How the Faithful Voted: 2012 Preliminary Analysis trotsky Jul 2013 #57
Not all Christians are republican thank you very much. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #46
And the Southern Baptists are noticeably absent. n/t fasttense Jul 2013 #29
Jesus was a Radical School Teacher Jul 2013 #30
All this religion is just hunky dorey.... but AlbertCat Jul 2013 #32
Good for them freshman22 Jul 2013 #33
That may be true but this is the way some Christians govern themselves. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #48
So? okasha Jul 2013 #50
K & R BuddhaGirl Jul 2013 #35
The American Baptist Convention addressed this general issue in 2011.... ColesCountyDem Jul 2013 #36
struggle4progress, thank you for sharing this. I'm not a follower saidsimplesimon Jul 2013 #39
K & R SunSeeker Jul 2013 #40
You can't be a member of a major religion and believe in the crap the Republicans are doing. Stonepounder Jul 2013 #42
Kudos to them for doing the right thing. trotsky Jul 2013 #43
That consumtion tax is going to be murder on NC tourism and xtraxritical Jul 2013 #44
WTF sulphurdunn Jul 2013 #49
Doesn't make much sense, does it? okasha Jul 2013 #51
I'm shocked! shocked! to find bottom-trawling on an internet chatboard! struggle4progress Jul 2013 #53
Please clarify your statement. sulphurdunn Jul 2013 #56
Not directed at you: I was simply expressing my shock struggle4progress Jul 2013 #58
I see. I guess sulphurdunn Jul 2013 #59
The only thing pitiful... MellowDem Jul 2013 #62
There are also secular organizations sulphurdunn Jul 2013 #64
I explicitly said there are secular organizations like that... MellowDem Jul 2013 #65
Mellow out, MellowDem sulphurdunn Jul 2013 #66
Once again starting the conversation by calling believers insecure and naive. cbayer Jul 2013 #67
Conspicuous by their absense Warpy Jul 2013 #52
KnR, bookmarked, nuff said. chknltl Jul 2013 #60
Good news! mia Jul 2013 #61
Nice about time they did this gopiscrap Jul 2013 #63
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