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May 10th, 2012
03:11 PM ET
Gay Marriage & Faith in Obama
CNN's Suzanne Malveaux talks with Re. Ralph Martino about President Obama's stance on gay marriage
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Gay marriages pose so little threat. The real problem is the worst marriage: the wedding of church and state.
Two problems with this "evolution", it implies that others who do not similarly evolve are somehow less evolved than others. The President cannot use Jesus to qualify this opinion. There is no passage in the Bible to substantiate this progressive, inclusive message. If it is his opinion, that is what it is, opinion. He should leave faith out of it. It is a political not a faith decision. Suzanne did not talk with the Reverend she grilled him. No preacher worth his tax exmept status tells any one who to vote for, let alone his congregation from the pulpit. The Reverend's answers were wise. How dare she ask him who he will vote for.