article_snippet: Nationally influential Christian evangelist Franklin Graham, who lives in North Carolina, tweeted this week, "Thank God for politicians like @GovPenceIN who are not afraid to take a stand regardless of political consequences.
article_snippet: Thank you for standing up for We rights.'
article_snippet: Indiana pastor Mike Woods told We Monday that Indiana pastor Mike Woods supports the law, too.
article_snippet: As someone who walks in my religious freedom all the time, I'm glad I have something to protect me," Indiana pastor Mike Woods said.
article_snippet: Indiana pastor Mike Woods blamed Pence's office for Indiana pastor Mike Woods "inability to educate" people about what the law says.
article_snippet: There should have been public meetings about it, Indiana pastor Mike Woods said.
article_snippet: In response to Christian leader Graham's tweet supporting the law, someone with the username Mary M tweeted, "amen using someone with the username Mary M God given right."
article_snippet: "NO: as an elected official, an elected official rights are not his God given, his rights are voter given.