[Logic n' Reason]

It's ok. My friends know me, and I them.

I just hate religious bigotry in any form.
I believe Mother Theresa worked with humans. She was "religious" by example and brutally hard work.
She did not pontificate, preach, or deride. She did not distinguish between "gays", homosexuals, ugly, ignorant, religious, irregligious, etc.

She did what she felt was her job. Caring for people.

To bad many can't learn from her example and follow it.

[gura]

http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2010/01/08/the-conservative-case-for-gay-marriage.html

[Antoninus]

She did not pontificate, preach, or deride. She did not distinguish between "gays", homosexuals, ugly, ignorant, religious, irregligious, etc.

If you think Mother Theresa was in favor of homosexual "marriage", you are insane. She tended to the spiritual needs of those who came looking for physical relief and made no exceptions as good Christians are called to do.

If you can find any proof of her affirming homosexual acts or seeking to institutionalize sodomite relationships as the moral equivalent of husband and wife, please post it. Otherwise, stop slandering the memory of this good woman.

[little jeremiah]

She did what she felt was her job. Caring for people.

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But you hate us bigots - do you think Mother Theresa hated “us bigots” the way you do? So it’s good to think homosexuals are lovely people, and it’s good to think those who condemn same sex acts as hateful bigots...

(I realize you’re gone now, if I’d had the time, I would have asked you earlier.)

[grey_whiskers]

To bad many can't learn from her example and follow it.

Yeah, like absolute celibacy except within heterosexual marriage?

Cheers, queer.