How the LDS Church and Arizona LGBTQ groups worked together — and what we can learn from it.
Religious, political and legal leaders from Arizona and beyond gathered in downtown Phoenix on Monday to discuss how to work together to protect freedoms of people of all faiths and of those who aren't religious.
Arizona Supreme Court justice Clint Bolick, House Speaker Rusty Bowers and the Rev. Katie Sexton-Wood of Arizona Faith Network were among the panelists.Religion is the source of a lot of conflict, which has only been made worse in the current divisive nature of society, the panelists said. The ruling was hailed as a victory for religious freedom advocates but was deeply unpopular among others who saw it as a green light for discrimination.Panelists of varying faiths encouraged people to stay away from weaponizing religion and pitting it against other freedoms, faiths or sects of the same faith.
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