[Harry Rex Vonner]

My understanding of dignitatis humanae (from Pope Paul VI) is that government has a responsibility to treat all citizens equally, and allow them to practice their faith free from coercion. This along with my belief that government today is evil in itself, leads me to support freedom from government, freedom of religion, and support for equal rights. I do not support gay marriage in the sense that I'd officiate, attend, or condone. I just believe in the freedom of man according to the principles this nation was founded upon. Life, limb, or property..... gay marriage takes nothing from me, or you. Therefor, I support legalization of it proudly.

And will no longer refer to myself as a 'true christian', as it seems a bit egotistical and narrow minded. I will follow my faith, and continue the fight.

Thanks.

So be it. Just be careful in claiming to be a "hardline Catholic" when you are, most likely, a cafeteria Catholic. While you can do as you please, It would not be good for anyone to confuse a so-called "hardline Catholic" with a "serious Catholic". The Catholic Church has, as I said earlier, a number of non-negotiable tenets. Those aren't open to personal alteration.
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And, you are welcome.