Even atheists had one. Methodists are talking about it this week. And the information age is making it easy to suck up nuances that challenge traditional beliefs, or at least put a little gray in black and white. Every twist of every moral issue is out there on the Internet and elsewhere. Some states require a social security number to get a driver's license.
Many laws prohibit discrimination against homosexuals.
And some religious people say they are, in effect, unfairly required to accommodate sin. That's similar to a question the United Methodist Church takes up this week. Should the denomination approve liberal clergy who defy policy and preside over wedding-style ceremonies of gay couples. The two sides are mutually exclusive. One side says you can't be Methodist and bless homosexual unions.