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As a devout Catholic, I'd be wary of being lukewarm on this issue, sinky. Remember what Jesus said about the lukewarm?

I do. He was speaking to the Pharisees, who were excited by His message, but would not affirm Him as the Son of God.

Jesus never judged sinners. He forgave them, and told them to sin no more, but He didn't yell or scream at them and call them perverts or anything (like some are doing here).

He reserved His gentleness for sinners, and His wrath for those who thought they had all the answers.

He reserved His gentleness for sinners, and His wrath for those who thought they had all the answers.

Here's a quote from the article that is the subject of this post:

"Well, from my perspective? Heather and I already are married," she said. "We have built a home and a life together. Um, I hope I get to spend the rest of my life with her. The way I look at it, is we're just waiting for state and federal law to catch up with us."

This from the daughter of the Vice President of the United States. And yet we, anonymous every-men who post on FR are somehow the hypocrites for vehemently disagreeing with someone in a powerful public position who thinks they have all the answers?

My dear sinky, you have the situation exactly backwards.

Woe to those who call evil good and good evil.