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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Catholic here - Baptized, Communion, Confirmed and married by the Catholic Church.

I am pro choice, believe that gays should have the right to marriage and believe in birth control. My feeling is this, those are someone else's choices that they have to make for themselves. They are not mine to make for them. I personally would not have an abortion and I am gay and if I was I personally would not get married. Because I would not personally make those decisions for myself, I still feel comfortable going to a Catholic Church. I also let the church for a while. I came back when I needed God the most. I think believing in God is more than the religion you chose to belong to. Go to church and know that your relationship with God is between you and your God.

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Thiis is a very modern view of belief.  If too many people held that view, churches would go out of business.  Why bother going to church if you set you own beliefs?[/quote]

I go to church to hear the readings and for spirituality. I still give my $ to the church. I think if you are Catholic then YOU should not have an abortion and if you are a gay Catholic then know that the church will not be marring you.

[b]I don't believe that any religion should push their beliefs on anyone.[/b]

If they want to kick me out, I'll take my money elsewhere.  :lol: [/quote]

This is an oxymoron.  Religions are all about having certain beliefs and expecting people who belong to the church to adhere to those beliefs.[/quote]

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