With the recent controversy over same-sex marriage, comments made by the CEO of Chick-Fil-A and free speech, I thought it appropriate to weigh in on this issue. I am often perplexed as a Christian and a Libertarian at the level of emotion that this issue generates. I also think the main problem with this issue is that people fail to separate their personal and religious beliefs from their political and public policy positions.
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