I do have a really good friend, politically conservative (though she distrusts Republicans about as much as Democrats), Catholic (though not always the most orthodox Catholic), who was totally traditionally against same-sex relationships when I met her (and I was still mostly officially against them at the time, despite not wanting to be), and then her brother came out about two and a half years ago. She was kind of shocked and devastated at the time, using some language that I'm sure she'd regret now (and believe me, she's not normally the type to regret the use of language), but after the two of them talked (a lot), she's accepted him and become his biggest advocate. Really warmed my heart seeing her defend him on the Chik-Fil-A Appreciation Day page on Facebook. And she's still the same person she's always been -- loud, passionate, Christian, simultaneously highly traditional and highly nontraditional in a way that somehow makes sense, stubborn, and above all, fiercely loyal. I really wouldn't have expected her to change her mind two years ago, but looking at things now, it makes perfect sense. The fact that she could integrate it into her worldview like that gives me hope.
I also always confuse Pat Robertson with Robert Pattinson.
The difference is that one only
pretends to be a hundred-year-old blood-sucker.
What if agnostics made certainty illegal? Wait, how would we be certain that it's illegal or not? ...
Alternatively, what if absolutists lobbied to make uncertainty illegal, and then it wasn't clear whether the bill would be passed or not?