Gay marriage opposition's most frequently cited reason: Bible and faith

Pacific Daylight Time — December 17, 2012

Gay marriage opposition's most frequently cited reason: Bible and faith

Religious beliefs and the Bible are the most often cited reasons for opposing gay marriage, according to a USA Today/Gallup poll. Those who favor gay marriage are most likely to mention equal rights or personal choice as the reasons for their position.

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Gay marriage opposition's most frequently cited reason: Bible and faith

Gay marriage opposition's most frequently cited reason: Bible and faith

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