We need to respect the rights of faith-based child placement agencies to keep up their good work in a manner consistent with their beliefs and values, and of course to include their feelings about marriage and family life.  On April 20th of this year the State Board of Social Services upheld their rights to do that.  So, just let them do as they feel is right for the children's sake, and let us not allow the prevaricators of the homosexual agenda have their way by imposing a proposed new standard into the regulations which would prohibit faith-based organizations from discriminating against applicants on the basis of sexual orientation.  Most of the faith-based child placement agencies know that homosexual behavior is an obamanation.