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  will the Roman Catholic Church 'accept LGBT' on/before August 15, 2067? (search mode)
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Question:  Todd Salzman and Michael Lawler
#1
yes, fully: ordain openly gay and transgender bishops, perform gay and transgender marriages, strike references to LGBT being an practice as sinful from the Catechism
 
#2
a qualified yes: homosexual relations will be accepted by the Church in some form or fashion, but will lack the full 'privileges' offered to heterosexual partnerships
 
#3
no: the Church will hold strong and make little or no alteration to its current policies on LGBT
 
#4
the Roman Catholic Church will split into two or more churches over this issue
 
#5
other (explain)
 
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Skill and Chance
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« on: July 15, 2015, 07:39:15 PM »
« edited: July 15, 2015, 07:40:52 PM by Skill and Chance »

We'll see.  The likeliest possibilities are circa 2500 A.D. or never.  I would answer this question no with some confidence.

EDIT: I do think there is a chance of option 2 circa 2050, but not ordaining gay priests or officiating gay weddings.
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