Our Take: Amid the growing criticism and threats of boycott from city officials in Boston and Chicago in response to the statements against gay marriage by the family founders of Chick-fil-A, Billy Graham steps in to affirm the rights of religious expression:
Billy Graham, the dean of American evangelists, has once again broken his usual silence on hot-button issues, defending the president of the Chick-fil-A restaurant chain for his opposition to same-sex marriage days after issuing a letter decrying what he sees as the nation's moral decay.
Read more about Billy Graham's statement on Chick-fil-A on CNN.
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Good for him.
Can you imagine getting a time machine and going back to the 1950's. Telling about gay marriage, and guys with ear rings would be believable.
George,
* Women have become increasingly displayed for many reasons. Go to a theater sometime, or watch a TV commercial.
* Regulations and laws have increased, but racial differences, and economic hardships have become bigger More..
your right about the 1950's. isn't it great we don't still live in a world of racial segregation, women as second class citizens and children as property as well? Social evolution is wonderful.