
So, Slate has this story entitled
A big gay Mormon wedding. I know, right? That makes you want to read it already?
But why you
really need to read it is this. The (totally practicing Mormon) father of one of the grooms talks about having a crisis of faith over whether or not he should attend the wedding. And he totally does! He says "the most important thing is to love and support our son in the decision he's made." (I know, I know: that word
decision that is so distasteful. But he's trying and it's sweet!)
Gay marriage rules. (The kilts don't necessarily rule. But they're bears; you've just got to let them be.)