If this country was founded on religious freedom and separation of church and state then why do we not allow gay marriage? But, let me clarify, I agree in respecting the fact that we were founded on Christian principles (ie: keep "God" in the pledge). However, why should we continue to allow religion to govern our laws?
I'm straight, but no gay person's marriage affects me. Why should I care? It doesn't make me feel like my marriage is worth less because two guys get married. It seems that it should be up to the person marrying the couple. If their church doesn't want to, then I have no problem with that - we have no right to force the church's to perform same-sex marriages either.
I just don't see why the government should be able to regulate such religious morality.
As an example: here in Texas, we used to have an anti-sodomy law. I found that absolutely ridiculous, but it has been abolished now. I find gay marriage to be along the same lines in that it shouldn't be banned
2006-10-04
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