After watching this, I was originally all fired up and ranting about how narrow minded people can be. But after cooling down, I understand that this woman isn't the first person to be taught to fear and destroy things that are outside of her religious beliefs. I only wish that she would have walked away from this experience with a lot more understanding than she did. Unfortunately, people will live and die with their stupid beliefs and there is nothing any of us can do to change that. I'm proud of the family that accepted her into their home and I hope that this program has a positive impact on someone, somewhere.

After watching this show I changed my mind on same sex couples. Like others I thought it was wrong. But I watched the show with an open mind. So I now believe if the children have good parents then it should not matter. Thank you for showing me my views were wrong.

WTF?!? This chick is dumb. She TOTALLY picked the wrong show to be on. LOL

Unfortunately this documentary didn't achieve what many probably hoped, regardless of whether you are for or against gay/lesbian adoption.The whole setup of the episode seemed destined for failure. An outmatched religious woman incapable of relating even the simplest of arguments in favor of her position. An absoutely ridiculous segment requiring her to give out flyers that she disagrees with?! C'mon, that is just sloppy direction.The gay couple obviously held back. Perhaps a good ole catfight would have done the trick. There definitely should have been alcohol involved.I do have one thought, and hopefully others can share in my curiousity. Is there perhaps a difference between a gay couple and a lesbian couple adopting children? It just seems that gay men lead a much more volatile lifestyle than lesbians? I noticed the gay men had adopted four BOYS. Hmmmm...Now that would have been an interesting angle to approach the subject. I have an idea. Gay and lesbian couples can adopt children, but the sex of the children will be decided by the state. Wonder if gay men would be so excited to raise four girls! Uh Oh!