Todd, we also have atheist evolutionists. I am all for liberty to express views and etc... That includes you. We very much agree.
Liberty isn't a free for all, as you know. Order has been defined by custom and law.
But if those same atheist wanted to change the definition of a sacred institution by legislative measures...I'd oppose it.
I don't care what gays do in private or in public. I draw the line at changing marriage.
I agree with you, in that I hate to see marriage lowered to the union of two men or two women.
However, What makes marriage sacred is the entering into a covenant witnessed and established by God. If ministers refuse to marry them as they should, then the institution of sacred marriage is preserved. Even if some charlatan does preform a religious ceremony for homosexuals, it is not recognized by God anyway, so sacred marriage is still preserved.
I not for gay marriage but I don't think we can do anything to stop it except try to show people a better way and remain lights in a darkening world.
