[IronJack]

the Constitution bars state governments from refusing to recognize same-sex marriages on equal terms with opposite-sex marriages.

1) There is no such thing as same-sex "marriage." There is a perversion of the institution that is called that by its adherents, but calling a sow a ballerina doesn't mean she can dance.

2) The Constitution says no such thing. The words "same-sex" and "homosexuality" do not appear in that document anywhere. The "equality" fiction was created from whole cloth, then draped over the Constitution.

3) Regardless of what man's law says, God's law calls homosexuality an abomination, and strongly condemns not only those who practice it, but who -- even in their silence -- endorse it.

[cripplecreek]

Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.

- John Adams.

That isn't to say that there is no room for non religious people. only that they need to understand it and live within our Judeo Christian based laws. If they can't, they're free to leave.

Gay marriage is a perfect example of a law with no base in our moral underpinnings. In fact its based in immorality, it and other such laws are tearing the nation apart.

There was a time when we needed few laws because we were a strongly moral people who lived mostly within a Judeo Christian framework. Now that anything goes, we have an ever growing need for more laws and more government to enforce them.

[Theodore R.]

Tens of millions in America do eagerly endorse it.