Virginia Plain wrote:
blueraider_mike wrote:
Tibbsy wrote:
To quote my gay son, "Yeah they hate me but the fries are so good."
Only they don't...you need to do your homework on the owner and his friendship with a certain gay person who thought the same thing.
Maybe do yours. While CFA has denounced previous antigay standing, they are a supporter of Federation of Christian Athletes, a notably anti-gay organization.
Do you mean the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, or the Federation of Christian Ministries, because I don't think there is a Federation of Christian Athletes.
Further, both the FCA and the FCM do not make "anti-gay" their focus. They are fairly fundamentalist Christian organizations, so they likely disapprove of the gay lifestyle, but that does not translate into "hating gays." Chick-fil-A's owner is a Christian and supports traditional Christian values, so it is not surprising that he supports the FCA (or FCM, not sure which you're referring to). Both organizations do some good work in the name of Christianity. Unfortunately, they also draw negative attention on the gay lifestyle issue, which they see as contrary to Christian values.
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