To: rhema
At the core, this really isn't a religious argument. The basic question is whether or not the people have the right, through their elected legislators, to define and set parameters by which the society will function--in this instance marriage being between one man and one woman. The people have consistently and overwhelmingly spoken on this, only to be ignored by tyrants wearing black robes.
The question is whether or not we really have a representative republic.
5 posted on
06/03/2006 10:20:44 AM PDT by
rottndog
(WOOF!!!!--Keep your "compassion" away from my wallet!)
To: rottndog
The question is whether or not we really have a representative republic
In our representative republic marriage is decided by the states, not the federal government. A marriage amendment to the Constitution erodes the right of self determination of the states and increases dictatorial powers of the federal government.
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21 posted on
06/03/2006 11:14:56 AM PDT by
mugs99
(Don't take life too seriously, you won't get out alive.)
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