Evangelical college gay rights stand causes uproar
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By RACHEL ZOLL
WENHAM, Mass. (AP) D. Michael Lindsay thought he was on safe political ground when he signed the letter.
President Barack Obama was about to expand job protection for gays employed by federal contractors. Under the proposed changes, faith-based charities with federal grants worried they could lose the right to hire and fire according to their religious beliefs. Religious leaders flooded the White House with pleas to maintain or broaden the exemption.
Among them was one endorsed by Lindsay, president of Gordon College, a small evangelical school, and 13 evangelical and Roman Catholic leaders.
In the end, Obama left the existing exemption in place. But it was no victory for Lindsay.
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ADVANCE FOR USE MONDAY, NOV. 3, 2014, AND THEREAFTER- In this Sept. 11, 2014 photo, Paul O. Miller, a 2008 Gordon College graduate and founder of OneGordon, an LGBT rights group, speaks during an interview in Boston. "There should be the same sexual ethic for GLBT and heterosexual students," said Miller. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)