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Under the bill, headed for a D.C. Council vote next month, religious organizations would not be required to perform or make space available for same-sex weddings. But they would have to obey city laws prohibiting discrimination against gay men and lesbians.
Can someone explain to me how the second sentence doesn't contradict the first?
it's a matter of public funding to a catholic suborganization that acts as the charity. No one expects catholics to let gays have weddings but they DO expect public money that funds a catholic charity to abide by the same employment requirements as anyone else.
Like I said... don't like the public standard then don't take the public money.
catholic charities in boston got out of the adoption business because they refused to let gays adopt which is against the law. to my knowledge, money had nothing to do with it and cath charities still does other charitable work.
Catholic Charities stuns state, ends adoptions - The Boston Globe
i don't agree with them on this and other issues, btw, which is why i left the catholic church.