My belief the sancty of human life was supported by my own stggle to accept myself as a gay person.
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WHY MORE AMERINS ARE PRO-LIFE—AND PRO GAY MARRIAGE
* pro life pro gay marriage *
By 50 to 48 percent, Amerins support gay marriage unr the law, wh pennt voters supportg 57 to 40 percent. In 1996, when Gallup first began pollg on the qutn, Amerins overwhelmgly opposed gay marriage, 68 to 27 percent.
The speed wh which many Amerins have changed their mds on this says a lot—about how many of have been fluenced by gay iends mted relatnships, longg for the validatn and acceptance that marriage impli.
Over the urse of the last few years, many have e to feel that gay upl serve the same as the rt of . Standg up for the equaly of every human life means different thgs to different people—whether we are answerg a pollster's qutns on issu like abortn and gay marriage, or whether we are donatg ans or achg a sports team or drivg the Meals on Wheels van. Pro-Life, Pro-Gay Marriage | Natnal Review.
SHOULD GAY MARRIAGE BE LEGAL?
I am also gay. My Catholic-spired belief the sancty of all human life has played a key role how I have gradually e to accept my sexualy, and acceptg my sexualy has turn strengthened my pro-life belief the sancty of human life was supported by my own stggle to accept myself as a gay person.
I never wanted to be gay. I remember my first thought after my first real kiss wh my first real girliend: “Thank God I’m not gay. My own experience leads me to thk that the youthful “Rad Trad” movement clus many young people like myself, people who are lookg to latch onto somethg that appears stable, betiful and belief the sancty of human life was supported by my own stggle to accept myself as a gay person.