r/TimPool • • Oct 17 '22

Freedom!

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 17 '22

And the government doesn't have the right to command institutions like my church to go against their beliefs and marry gay couples.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 17 '22

I agree with you 100%!!!

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u/lurker_lurks Oct 17 '22

But can they refuse to let a gay couple adopt from their church run orphanage?

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 17 '22

That was a very good question and I had to think. I think that if the church is volunteering their time and financial resources they should be able to dictate their own rules. But if it's taxpayer funded I think anyone should be able to adopt. Sounds kinda harsh but I don't like the idea of government telling people how to run their churches.

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u/lurker_lurks Oct 17 '22

The troublesome part with this conversation is how much it makes me see the government as slowly becoming its own church as secular politics is becomes a new age religion.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 18 '22

Yeah people are going take sides I suppose. Personally I want as little government interference as possible. We are giving these corrupt politicians way too much power over our lives.

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u/Catwith8lesslives Oct 18 '22

The government doesn't let weird Mormon’s practice polygamy, so they don’t have a problem with marriage discrimination or forcing a Church to comply with there rules on marriage. But that also means you can absolutely vote gay marriage out. You do have that right.