There are whole organizations dedicated to whining about gays getting married so that is obvious bullshit. Besides, clerks don't marry homos and homos should go to other businesses if they don't want to cater their celebrations. I've always thought public accommodation laws are bullshit.
There are some organizations like that, yes.
But I think the goal is ultimately to criminalize religious groups. It won't be long before changes to the 'hate crime' laws, make those organizations illegal. I wager it will happen before I die.
Nonsense. Can you name a single piece of legislation in any state being advanced to criminalize such groups? These groups are not going to go away b/c of legislation, they will go any when their donors wise up and stop pissing their money away on a losing cause.
Of course not. Not yet.
Um... no, that plan isn't going to work I don't think. Christians have been supporting Christian causes since the dawn of Christianity. You can read about it in the Bible, and in other sources, all the way about to 70 AD.
Losing cause or not.... if it supports a belief that we value, then it's not a waste of money, whether it succeeds or not. Now I understand, that you being a pagan, don't understand that, and that's ok.
But regardless of what you think, to us, isn't a lost cause.
There is a reason why most countries attempting to convert Christians end up resorting to mass slaughter. There's a reason why ISIS is killing them off. There's a reason why Rome fed Christians to lions.
We don't go away. We don't stop advancing our beliefs. We don't stop evangelizing.
The only way that Christians will stop pushing their views in this country, is if you kill us. That's it. And honestly, that works in the short term, but in the long run it still fails.
The mass slaughter of Christians in Rome, resulted in Christianity being spread all over the world, and then later Christianity conquered the Roman empire. Who won that fight?
So, no, it's not going away. You'll have to kill us. The homos know this already, which is why many are pushing for the criminalization of Christianity. They haven't been able to do it, no. They haven't brought up legislation yet, no. But I've talked to them.... personally. This is what they want.