“The institution of MARRIAGE is, of course, at the very foundation of our social organization, and all influences that affect that institution are of vital concern to the people of the whole country.”
— Republican President Theodore Roosevelt, to Congress, January 30, 1905
What people supporting this debasement of marriage seems to be buying is a fundamental lie about the nature of marriage.
Unfortunately that means Marriage is already dead to them, and this is a basic reality we have been dealing with sense the 1960, as more and more of our population is led by Hollywood and Pop-Culture into a rather pointless understanding of the institution.
Diverse rates are high and marriage rates are dropping because real marriage is forgotten and for all intensive proposes only exist among a fraction of those declaring themselves married.
Marriage is already dead for most of us, its up to those of us that remain to reshape and return to that institution that has until this point served our species faithfully sense the dawn of time.
Just remember, in real marriage there is no divorce. Your not a party to this union because it feels good, your there because you committed under God to form a family for life with that that man or woman. That is not a union that just ends when you stop feeling passion, or having fun with it, and its not about you.
Theses are things rejected by Sodomites as a life style choice, yet they want the name, not for themselves but to hurt and legitimize OUR commitments. By lying to the world that they made the same, when in fact they never did and never would by nature. At least in their case we know their lying by the most obvious proof the gender of their partner. Can you say the same of many Hollywood types?
We can rebuild marriage, but unfortunately we got to start by recognizing our numbers and teaching people what it is to be truly married again. Indeed after 50 years of redefinition this original meaningful concept is now so alien to our culture we will have to reintroduce it at something else with strict requirements.