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[Superman] What are Superman's views on social issues? He WAS raised in Kansas after all.

Raised by dedicated, church-going christian farmers born and raised in Kansas... would he be against gay marriage and abortion? Religious freedoms and the like?
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The Kents are Methodists, and Methodism has some interesting social philosophies. Some noteworthy bullet points, about American Methodism at least...

* Methodism is pretty heavily committed to Pacifism. The Methodist Church is absolutely opposed to war and they believe conscription is actively anti-Christian. 
* Methodism historically has always been pretty progressive on race, and most methodists historically were in favor of abolitionism, IIRC.
* Methodism is opposed to alcohol and gambling, but it's not super hardline. They generally say it's something you SHOULDN'T do, but they wouldn't really say you're hellbound for it.
* Most Methodists are pro-Stem Cell research, and the UMC (United Methodist Church) actively supports it.
* Methodism is in favor of pro-choice lawmaking, but encourages pro-life morality. They want their constituents to choose to keep babies, but they believe that having the choice (without fear of punishment, from the government OR God) is crucially important.
* Methodism has similar thoughts on homosexuality, AFAIK. 
* Methodism is anti-Capital Punishment. 
* Methodism is, philosophically, opposed to the concept of destiny. Methodism heavily emphasizes the importance of free will.

TL;DR: Methodism is mostly a pretty live-and-let-live religion. They don't really condemn people to hell. They have a lot of classically American moral ideals, but they don't believe transgressors of those ideals are evil, and their theological/philosophical devotion to the idea of free will emphasizes that making choices (even the "wrong" ones) is more important than being forced to do right.