> way fewer Christian parents (of whatever denomination) see a gay child as a sin than whenever it was that you grew up. Maybe, but I'd need to see numbers - a

> way fewer Christian parents (of whatever denomination) see a gay child as a sin than whenever it was that you grew up. Maybe, but I'd need to see numbers - and certainly the hateful are very vocal. Anecdotally I've watched the moderate Lutheran church of my parents undergo the same schism between progressives and regressives we see everywhere else over the last 20 years. > Honestly, it might look like a society in which people go back to church. Perhaps, but that's simply not an option for many. After losing my religion and continuing to learn about the universe as seen scientifically, the idea of joining an organization with a supernatural doctrine is just impossible to imagine. The idea of people pretending to know such wildly specific things about the nature of reality without evidence is viscerally offensive to my sensibilities.