Christians response to gay marriage?
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Which is why I said, the decision should have been that the state has to stay out of marriage.
No, civil marriage does not fall under anything. You do not need the government to approve of your marriage to be happy.
Good for them, that doesn't mean their decisions can't be based on false logic and falsehood in general. The supreme court can say a lot of things are constitutional, they might get away with twisting what the constitution actually says; but that doesn't mean that it's a good decision; and their decisions are not permanent.
No, civil marriage does not fall under anything. You do not need the government to approve of your marriage to be happy.
Good for them, that doesn't mean their decisions can't be based on false logic and falsehood in general. The supreme court can say a lot of things are constitutional, they might get away with twisting what the constitution actually says; but that doesn't mean that it's a good decision; and their decisions are not permanent.
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In the bible marriage is defined in 8 separate ways only one of which involves one man and one woman choosing to be together.
Which is completely separate from my question to you about your claim that Christians are being vilified...Again are the people vilifying Christians comparing their relationships to bestiality as is being done in this thread?
Which is completely separate from my question to you about your claim that Christians are being vilified...Again are the people vilifying Christians comparing their relationships to bestiality as is being done in this thread?
If your religion says you can't do something then fine don't do it I have no problem with that
But if you say your religion says I can't do something then we have a problem
You don't see anywhere in the Bible where it says to force your religion on other people through legislation or otherwise
Also approximately 70% of Americans have no problem with same-sex marriage so you're into minority here
But if you say your religion says I can't do something then we have a problem
You don't see anywhere in the Bible where it says to force your religion on other people through legislation or otherwise
Also approximately 70% of Americans have no problem with same-sex marriage so you're into minority here
Bogus logic. Plenty of laws prevent people from "doing something"... and honestly, gay-marriage is more about receiving benefits than actually "doing something".
actually the bible says the point of the government is to restrain wickedness. I don't want to force Christianity on people, but I don't want it to sanction sin, either, which is what it is now doing.
Besides the fact that that likely a propaganda number, even if I was in the minority, it wouldn't make me wrong.
actually the bible says the point of the government is to restrain wickedness. I don't want to force Christianity on people, but I don't want it to sanction sin, either, which is what it is now doing.
Besides the fact that that likely a propaganda number, even if I was in the minority, it wouldn't make me wrong.