happilystrangeforever
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From what I've seen, heard, read, and been taught a lot of the bible based religions don't. What I was told by a Mormon pretty much could be summed up as "Seperate but equal" and "Some people are more equal than others" in that religion.
So, are there any that don't discriminate against people? (Saying people are going to hell or whatever if they don't believe is different than the kind of discrimination I'm talking about)
I already know that Unitarian Universalism doesn't. So, are there any others?
I meant, that UU doesn't discriminate. Sorry for the confusion.
I mean gender, sexual orientation, race, and things like those don't effect whether or not you can be a pastor or leader or other things.
Like, it doesn't give anyone (that isn't a leader/priest/pastor or whatever) power over someone else. And all people have an equal chance at becoming a leader/priest/pastor or whatever as everyone else.
So, are there any that don't discriminate against people? (Saying people are going to hell or whatever if they don't believe is different than the kind of discrimination I'm talking about)
I already know that Unitarian Universalism doesn't. So, are there any others?
I meant, that UU doesn't discriminate. Sorry for the confusion.
I mean gender, sexual orientation, race, and things like those don't effect whether or not you can be a pastor or leader or other things.
Like, it doesn't give anyone (that isn't a leader/priest/pastor or whatever) power over someone else. And all people have an equal chance at becoming a leader/priest/pastor or whatever as everyone else.