I'm not going to argue that point ....

The point is back to the 'gay' lifestyle argument, which has led to policy changes to the extent that Christian adoption agencies have been forced out of their charitable work of finding homes for homeless children, simply because they are unwilling to support a 'gay' lifestyle home.  Now, I ask, is this in the best interest of children, to close down an organization that is doing much for the welfare of children, simply because of their hesitation and discretion on vitally important decisions?