When Governor Nathan Deal vetoed the religious liberty bill, he didn’t do it because he cares about diversity or the LGBT community. He did it because he didn’t want his state’s brand new temple to be sitting empty on Super Bowl Sunday.
“I can only imagine the pressure and stress imposed by people from all sides regarding much of the legislation being considered.”
“… as a fellow professed believer in Christ I urge you to do the right thing and make certain that people of faith in Georgia are protected.”
“The purpose of this legislation is to protect the First Amendment rights of Georgians, not to disenfranchise the LGBT community.”
“… in our society there are many good, well meaning people whose characterization of God’s love is a love that only exhorts but never exposes, restores but never rebukes, comforts but never confronts, consoles but never corrects.”