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Originally posted by notcasesensitive
Especially in Dallas.
Methodists = old money, comparatively accepting of various lifestyles and races
Baptists = not that
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Indeed. And as I think of it more, I can't think of a prominant national protestant sect that I'd characterize as
more liberal, since Unitarians shouldn't really count. Episcopalians are about the same. Lutherans are in the same range, but I think a bit more conservative. Presbyterians have a less centralized structure, so there may be non-celibate gay ministers there, but it would not be a universal acceptance.
