"When the attorney general of the state of New Jersey decided that we had to put up a same-sex site, and we did it, we literally had to hire guards to protect our lives because the people who were so hurt and angry with us were Christian people who feel that it's a violation to Scripture."
-- eHarmony CEO and co-founder Neil Clark Warren talking to CNBC about security precautions taken when they launched a gay dating site after the company refused to allow gays and lesbians to use their regular site.







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