Gay marriage won't affect you at all. Gay rights won't take away your rights at all. Remember those? Seems like a long time ago that the secular left was making those claims, when in fact its was only a few months ago. Before Sweet Cakes by Melissa. Before Memories Pizza. Before Kim Davis. And let's talk about Kim Davis for a second, because the secular left claims the issue with her is not her faith, but that she didn't do her job - an argument that implies that as long as she did her job, she could have exercised her faith all she wanted. Well that brings us to Chris Rouston. Rouston had spent the past 13 years as a material handler for Middletown, Ohio-based Precision Strip, and he was well known for sharing his Christian faith with everyone at the company. So it was not unusual that he did so in the form of a message to a new employee, who happened to be lesbian. Rouston and this particular colleague got into a discussion - outside work hours over Facebook - about whether Christians hate homosexuals, and in an attempt to demonstrate that Christians do not hate homosexuals, Rouston - who lives in nearby Monroe, Ohio - recommended that she see the film Audacity, which was actually produced for the purpose of addressing that very issue.

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