To: Kevin Rose who wrote (146402 ) 11/7/2008 10:06:06 PM From: Brumar89 Read Replies (1) | Respond to They aren't privileged as heterosexuals. a privilege is earned and may be rescinded for irresponsible behavior, whereas a right is inalienable If marriage were a right, how could it be taken away from one of the married parties w/o their consent? I happen to be in favor of respecting the rights of parents as to what their children are exposed to. In our school system, there are multiple opportunities for children to be pulled out of lessons that parents may object to - mostly biological education. For the record, I am against any sort of 'homosexual agenda' being taught in school, just like I'm against any sort of 'Christian agenda' in secular public schools. the same institutions fighting for gay marriage in CA had pushed for forced inclusion of "gay education" in MA once gay marriage had been established there. Rather than restrict the rights of homosexuals to marry for fear of what will be taught in schools, why not simply address the school issue directly? the same CA SC judges who forced gay marriage on the state also voted to force Christian doctors to provide fertilization services to lesbian couples: California Supreme Court Rules That Fertility Doctors Must Make Their Services Available to Lesbians, Despite Religious Objections she told Benitez that she had a religious objection to performing it on an unmarried woman, and that she would refer Benitez to one of the other physicians in the group , who would be the one to perform the procedure. Only one of the doctors in the practice, Dr. Douglas Fenton, had the requisite qualifications, but he, like Brody, had a religious objection to inseminating Benitez. Dr. Fenton referred Benitez to a doctor outside of their medical practice for further treatment. That doctor performed an IUI , which did not result in pregnancy, but later performed an in vitro fertilization, which did. writ.news.findlaw.com Also for the record, my children are much more likely to be approached by someone espousing a Christian agenda than a homosexual one Should it be illegal to proselytize because of the possibility of offending parents who don't want their kids exposed to certain religions?
