د. محمد محمود .. استاذ علم الاديان ... انت كاتبى المفضل ....شكرا .

Quote: Although fewer and fewer people need convincing that gay rights are legitimate, many individuals and several states' laws still harbor considerable bias against homosexuals. This paper constructs a church-state separation argument against any statutory discrimination against gays by showing that the view that homosexuality is "unnatural" is, like personal religious commitments, not a view that states or the federal government can constitutionally support. Since there are no objective harms of being or acting gay, there are no reasons to withhold any constitutional right from homosexuals, including marriage. This article appeared in the Humanist.