- Feb 10, 2013
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First, I cannot change people, and I do not have the right to forbid anything. Period. I can't tell people what they can and cannot do. Period.So, if your conscience is good enough for YOUR behavior, why is it inconceivable that someone else's conscience is good enough for theirs? And, if conscience is enough to allow or disallow a behavior, then gays DO have their right to be married. Of course, you are entitled to refuse to condone it. But, do you have the "right" to forbid it?
It's really hard for me to bring conscience into here without becoming theological so I will refrain.
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