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Technorati“There’s certainly some voices around, like Dr. Dobson who tried to get him fired a year and a half ago - who would like it to focus on what he calls the moral issues of our time, and that’s abortion and marriage and sexuality,” said Sider. “But that’s not what the NAE thinks and that’s not what I think the vast majority of NAE board members think.
“So I’m not worried it will revert to the earlier position of somebody like Dr. Dobson.”
In an NPR interview on Dec. 2, Cizik stated his support for homosexual civil unions but said he does not support redefining marriage.
He also revealed that he voted for now President-elect Barack Obama in the Virginia primary, implying that he voted for him in the general election. Cizik said pro-life Christians, especially younger faith voters, are looking at more than the abortion issue when they cast their vote. Many Christian voters may be against abortion, but could still find reason to support an abortion rights candidate based on other qualities and positions.
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