Neither is abortion, mentioned, but it doesn't stop the Bible thumpers from trying to impose their theocracy on us on that issue either. They have more in common with the Taliban than with patriotism for America, but they will never see it, much less admit it.

"Christians never ever seem to have an issue with divorced people"
Not so, my late writing partner and his second wife had to go through all sorts of hoops in order to get married. Both were from devout Christian (RC) families and were outright refused the right to marry in an RC church, until
A) Both their previous marriages were "Clerically" annulled (for her this was easy as her first marriage had been to a Japanese man and carried out in a "Heathen" Shinto ceremony. For him, it was very painful and meant his having to have his first wife agree to signing a public declaration of her infertility. A horrible experience all round.)
B) Them both having to perform penance
and
C) Long and extremely personal interviews with the "Father" to determine their worthiness

@LenHazell53 Sorry but that doesn't even come close to being legally denied the right to marry, getting fired for being gay, having protestors march in protest against your rights and demonizing your right to even exist, being attacked, beaten, or even murdered because you're gay.

What your friend experienced was an inconvenience.

@Charles1971 I never said it did