New York Jets player DeMario Davis wants you to know that he's totally cool with a gay player joining his team...even if he totally thinks you're a sinner.

Got it? 

More after the jump.

With the momentum of several states behind them, a coalition of 94 faith leaders have announced their support for marriage equality in New Mexico. 

Details follow. 

Jake Genesis, a former police officer who found a second career in gay adult films, has abruptly quit the industry and apologized to anyone "who may see" his movies.

Former and famous Green Bay Packer Leroy Butler has lost out on an $8,500 speaking gig for praising Jason Collins on Twitter. A church in Wisconsin pulled the plug on the contracted gig after noticing Butler congratulated Jason Collins for coming out of the closet, citing a morality clause. 

How did the former footballer respond?

In the best way imaginable.

New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, one of the country's most powerful anti-gay figures, told George Stephanopoulos on Sunday that gays "deserve friendship," not equal rights.

Unfortunately, our nightly clutches of the rosary have proven ineffective because our prayers have been declined: Mrs. Betty Bowers will not be the new Pope. Check out the latest from America's Best Christian after the jump!

Students (and at least one teacher) at Sullivan High School in Indiana have demanded that queers be banned from the "traditional" prom they'd like to hold later this year. Local special ed teacher Diana Medley agrees BECAUSE THE BIBLE. 

Aaron Klein, owner of Sweet Cakes Bakery in Gresham, Oregon, is being investigated by the state after denying service to a lesbian couple in need of a wedding cake. 

Until humans invent the equivalent of refrigeration for homosexuals, says Oklahoma pastor James Taylor, it will remain an abomination. As for pork and shellfish, god has decided to promote them to "acceptable" now that we can jam double-wide freezers into our garages. Your daily dose of cray, after the jump. 

Bishop Thomas Paprocki of the Archdiocese of Springfield in Illinois has started talking about a priest under his employ who was granted a leave of absence for an odd 911 call in late 2012. Earlier this month we brought you the story of Father Tom Donovan, who had to have police help him out of a mouth gag and handcuffs. Today, Bishop Paprocki, who is currently at war with marriage equality efforts in Illinois, released a statement about the incident. 

We think the writers of Breaking Bad might have found their next award-winning storyline thanks to a very colorful drug dealing priest in Bridgeport, Connecticut. 

We had hoped NOM's promotion of Matt Barber's call for the death of gays was the lowest it could go in its campaign against Rhode Island marriage equality. But it gets worse.