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Same-sex marriage is not an idea that emerged from a vacuum. The project of normalizing homosexuality has deep roots and ideological momentum. The elites, the entertainment culture, the news media, and the educational establishment celebrate all three of these ideas as central to the modern experience and as ideological propulsion into a better future.

I'm thinking that same-sex marriage is here to stay because movies and tv have made it a regular topic.

The bad thing is that eventually kids will think that being gay is a choice that they should try out.

Dr. Mohler, as always, makes some excellent points. They gay refvolution has been brought upon us by:

the strong "progressivist" bias ("the latest thing" has GOT to be better than the "old" things that civilizations always thought were important, simply becauze it's "the latest thing";
radical individualism, to the point of "I don't have to be a male or a female, a mammal, a vertebrate, a creation of God; I'm my own creation, play-doh in my own hands"
moral autonomy: "I am my own law: there is no other."

But I'm surprised he didn't mention the complete redefinition of sex which came through contraception: the fact that the dominant culture (which is a heterosexual culture) doesn't think there's any particular connection between sexual intercourse and procreation.

Contraception has convinced this glittering but collapsing culture that sex is basically about (1) a stimulating sport, or at best it's about (2) people in love --- the two sexes (at the very least, two; at the very most, two) and the 1,000 generations comprising the unbroken chain of your ancestors and your descendants.

Contraception leads to both abortion and homosexual "norming": the first, because contraception convinces people that pregnancy is a freakish thing to happen as a result of intercourse, and one has a right to dispose of freakish things; and homosexual "norming," because homosexual are doing exactly what contracepting heteros are doing: re-defining sex to suit their coupling preferences.,

You wouldn't in a million years have an absurd re-definition of marriage, if you hadn't antecedently had an absurd re-definition of sex.

And tt was the straights who did that, not the gays.

I'm thinking that same-sex marriage is here to stay because movies and tv have made it a regular topic.

Not in my universe.
And I must have a lot of company because, for instance, as soon as Star Trek Universe crossed the line into gay perversion, I stopped tuning in.

The show will no longer be on the air.

So collective small actions DO have an effect.

The bad thing is that eventually kids will think that being gay is a choice that they should try out.

They might. Some probably do, but I do not believe in bisexuality for real. With drugs and drink, sure. But unmedicated people have a preference. They are truly attracted to ONE gender, even if they can force it for the other.

Most kids, and all well-adjusted kids, will not TRY OUT gay.