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Any effort to chase the Bible — the foundation of all of out laws and our very civilization — our of “the public forum” is to be fought by all patriots. This is a Christian nation and anybody who will not discuss things in that context is a liberal and thus not worth my time. Don’t like laws of Christianity? Then we do not need you in the United States.

I wrote: "It's not that the Bible should be ruled "out of bounds" ...a focus on Natural Law does not imply any detriment to God. It just means you're framing your approach to appeal to those who do not share our Holy Writ, but who do indeed share our human nature."

Look, a big majority of the people in the USA are self-identified Christians. If all of them upheld man/woman marriage exclusively, there would be no gay deconstruction of marriage to worry about. Even if all Catholics (23% of the population) upheld true marriage and fought all challenges with uncompromising resistance, the LGBT agenda would be a political dead letter.

But the fact is that a great many of our fellow Christians are neither educated to know, or mobilized to defend, Christian truth.

So, Bible-preachers, get on the job!

AND the fact remains that there are many constituencies in the USA which are NOT Christian, but who can understand the Natural Law argument against the LGBT agenda: that it deconstructs sex, gender, marriage and family, and that that is NOT good for society.

Children cannot develop normally in a social environment (backed up by law) which upholds and enables sexual disorder on a mass scale.

We need Jews and agnostics, atheists, seculars, Sikhs and "none of the above" to become our allies in the fight against the LGBT agenda. A Natural Law perspective is one everyone can undersand, regardless of creed, to the extent that they have any understanding of their own human nature. And this has only increased my love and respect for God, the Author of both Scripture and Nature.