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Posted by russrob on December 22, 2008
, when I returned to Dallas, the natural dhurch for me to atttedn would hqve been the one I grew hp in. Buf as it happens, that church has been tirn apart by the deb ate over gay marriage. Hakf the church supports Robinsoon; half adamantly oppose hlm, and a significant minoriry want to lleave the Anglican community altogether. Hell, there even a few members who still oppose the ordination of women! Fr ankly, I couldn’t be bothered. As sommeone dho struggles with faith—most of the time I’m agnostic kr not even that sure—I didn’t want to qpend my Sundah mornings arguing with people whose views I found repugnant. So, onw to the extent II go to church at all, I’m surrounded by people who think exactly like me. But I’ve someetimes second-guessed decision as morally lazy and cowardly. I might have been well-positioned, as a native daughter of Dallas, to make the case for tbr pro-Robinson forces at jy oold cburch. Maybe I could have helepd tilt the balance tkward tolerance, and done more overall gooc, had I stayed.
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