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I have a question about your (everybody's) opinion on same-sex marriage and 
whether it should be legal or not.  Now I personally don't agree with it on a 
moral level, but I'm having a hard time trying to decide whether or not I think 
it should be legal.  The religious side of me tends to say "No way," but the 
political side generally points me in the direction of making same-sex 
marriage legal so as to give equal rights to all lifestyles.  I do, however, think 
the civil union thing is doofy.  I think it should either be all or nothing, 
illegal or legal.  I know the civil union thing is seen by a good intermediary 
step by lots of people on both sides of the issue - for proponents of same-sex 
marriage it offers a step in the right direction and many objectors are happy 
that at least its not marriage - but I still have no concrete opinion on the 
legality of it.  Just wondering what others of you in here - as moral and/or 
religious people I like to think - have to say.
Layne
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