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Monday, March 25, 2013


Supposedly, the Supreme Court will consider the constitutionality of gay marriage this week. What the court will really consider is whether religious doctrine that promotes bigotry and hatred will be the basis for establishing American laws.  If you do not think the opposition to gay marriage is religiously based, consider this:  Gay marriage will cause no harm to anyone.  No one will die. The economy will not be affected in any way. It will not get us into a war. Gay marriage will have no effect on heterosexual marriage which in itself is not such a righteous institution since it ends in divorce more than 50 per cent of the time. Children will not be corrupted.  The opposition is based purely on the so-called “Christian” belief that gay marriage is immoral and contrary to the will of God. Nobody, not the Catholic Church, the Pope, Evangelical preachers nor the National Organization for Marriage knows what God wants or thinks. This is another abominable example of bigots using God to justify their hatred and prejudice against gays.  These people are the ones screaming about government taking liberties away from them but they have no qualms about taking liberties from others in the name of God.  The gay marriage issues is a perfect example of why religion should be kept out of our government.

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