[Clemenza]

I'm an agnostic who was raised Catholic and lived in a rectory for a time. I just was always symphathetic to those who truly represented their faith, as opposed to the corrupt "lavendar mafia" who say one thing, yet practice another.

This is less a question about homosexuality (for me at least) than about integrity within an institution that many in my family belong to and that I may rejoin someday.

[Zionist Conspirator]

I'm an agnostic who was raised Catholic and lived in a rectory for a time. I just was always symphathetic to those who truly represented their faith, as opposed to the corrupt "lavendar mafia" who say one thing, yet practice another.

This is less a question about homosexuality (for me at least) than about integrity within an institution that many in my family belong to and that I may rejoin someday.

I can understand that position.

What I cannot understand is why so many people who want to selectively accept some supernatural phenomena and reject others are more culturally respectable to atheists than people like me who realize it is illogical to believe a dead man popped out of the ground while simultaneously believing that a six day creation is simply too silly to be taken literally.