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Wow. Another point for the Big Evil Secular Humanist Liberals pushing down the little guy.
eHarmony founder Neil Clark Warren, a self-professed “passionate”
evangelical Christian, had worked closely with Colorado-based Focus on the Family in launching the site. Warren has said the site is open to all faiths, but until the settlement eHarmony declined to take listings for same-sex couples.The new site, Compatible Partners, will be accessible through the eHarmony.com Web site, but will remain separate so members from one will not be matched with members from the other.
“With the launch of the Compatible Partners site, our policy is to welcome all single individuals who are genuinely seeking long-term relationships,” said Antone Johnson, eHarmony’s vice president of legal affairs.


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