Pop23
Gold Member
No one is "redefining" anything. Your religious interpretation of marriage holds no relevance over American public law. You attempt to "redefine" marriage as a strictly heterosexual thing. It's not. It's a social contract which must adhere to the laws defined in the US Constitution (of which there are none barring same-sex marriage).
The First Amendment of the US Constitution forbids any religious dogma from becoming public law. Any attempt to skewer public law with religious dogma is unconstitutional, which is why every law attempting to ban same-sex marriage has been ruled unconstitutional. Please just accept that. Christian Conservatives cannot win as long as the First Amendment exists.
Do Christian Conservatives want to abolish the US Constitution in order to prevent gay people from being married?
I'll let someone who argues religion tackle that one.
Any comment on why the number two has any relevance in a social contract?