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To: average joe who wrote (34409)	3/21/2013 9:21:34 PM
From: Solon	1 Recommendation Respond to of 69300

"The religious right isn’t having a good year: the new Republican National Committee roadmap almost entirely excludes religious issues, a majority of young conservatives support same-sex marriage, and hard-line libertarians are dominating the conservative agenda with small government policies. As the Internet becomes the hub of political dialogue, religious issues are being drowned out by the most powerful voices on the web, which overwhelming support marriage equality and a woman’s right to choose." Yep. The writings on the wall. The old religions are dying. But new ones will come. People should have known when the celebrated abortion study a decade ago showed that Christians have the same rates of abortion as non-christians. And catholics over all religions! No money where the mouth was! But still blogging for attention and quoting stupid scripture written by primitive and immoral (by our standards) men.