re: Indiana Religious Freedom Bill

The seemingly non-religious reasons (gay parents are bad for kids, society is built upon one man/one woman unions, slippery slope, etc.) require such a distortion of the evidence and history that I don't see any reason fro one to go through the trouble unless they were trying to make their religious belief seem more legitimate.

I've never met a single non-religious person make the argument that gay marriage shouldn't be legal because THINK OF THE CHILDREN.