Skylar
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Just checked my calendar. Yep, it's 2016 not 1787...
Sorry FAA, the Founders forgot to mention you...
The Constitution does not have an expiration date.
If any part of it is deemed to be outdated, then the only legitimate remedy is to ratify an amendment to it, in accordance with the process that the Constitution establishes for this purpose.
That you do not agree with any part of the Constitution, but cannot muster nearly the support that it would take to ratify an amendment, is not a valid excuse to disobey the Constitution as it currently stands.
And who says the 1st amendment is being violated by applying general laws to Christians?
You do. Citing you. And much like your insistence that you alone define what marriage is, there's no need for an amendment because you disagree. Contrary to your personal beliefs, Christianity doesn't trump all civil law.
See how that works?