What is your Opinion of Gay Marriage In the US?

What you are talking about is people of these particular religions who have chosen to accept it. If you studied their doctrine it would say otherwise. I am not saying to go out and stone anyone either. It is not for any of us to cast judgment on anyone. I am just talking facts here. I doubt you will find any doctrine to support gay relations in any religion, regardless if some accept it or not.

[b]lrrefutably , the act is evident in our society , today . No doubt . What l would recommend here is that : it should be dissuaded morally , and folks should be admonished against it , by clerics , foundamentally . ls just not healthy for our race . ls not a healthy practice[/b] .

Admonished by clerics, sure, go nust admonish away. Made illegal by government mandate... absolutely not. As for it being unhealthy, this is patently untrue.

Furthermore, if health were an issue in gay/lesbian marriage besides insurance, there are many things that are sold on the open market, regulated by government, that are by no stretch of the imagination healthy, yet perfectly legal. If we were to ban everything that is not healthy, we wouldn't have much depending on the definition of what is healthy and what isn't.

There is only one true God and that is the living God. Without Him, you have no hope whatsoever. God bless.

It's not a religion, but a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. He did not come to start a "religion" but to give life to all who believe and trust in Him. All other "gods" are false. God bless.

But it is religion, I renounce the idea that there is ANY one true god that can be known by humanity. As such any laws based on religious dogma must be thrown out. Forcing me to follow your religion is something that is forbidden even under Christian law.

Thanks for responding. Now that I have your opinion, I have a few questions. First, I understand your position on Gay marriage, and your foundations for such, but, as I ask all people that use this approach to it, is, what about the scripture that says "Judge not lest ye be judged."? "Vengence shall be mine' saith the Lord"? and finally, "Do unto others as you would have them do onto you." My whole reasoning in this is that people are going to do what they want, no matter how many times you tell them its wrong. We cannot say that they are less than people because that is God's job to do so, and he doesn't choose to do that for anyone until judgement day. Also, even though you are a Christian, you are an American as well. This is supposed to be the land of opportunity where anyone can come in, keep their own religious beliefs and country's customs in their own house, while still mingling with others of other nationalities. Do you feel that the Christian religion is better than all others, and everyone in the nation should be forced to believe this? This is exactly what the ban on Gay marriage does. This forces the Christian religion on all gay couples that wish to marry, no matter which faith they are, or if they have any faith at all. God gave us all the gift of free will, how is it that you can see it as right to take that God-given gift away from certain people because of their choices. It is they who will have to suffer the consequences in the end. Lifting the ban does not force those of us that do not condone Gay marriage in our own lives to do so. It only gives the right of marriage and those things entailed to our gay/lesbian US citizens. We do not have to recognize it, unless we are part of the insurance industry, an adoption agency, or the IRS, and then, it is only on paper. I am a Christian as well, however I don't feel that I have the right to force my faith on anyone else. Again, God gave each and every individual on this earth free will, and it is not my place to infringe on that.

See, Just look how evil that is........n't

Well said. I always wondered how someone elses marriage is weakened due to the simple fact that two men are married.

Thanks for pointing out why the "Devaluing of the Sanctity of marriage" comment is so humorous. Adultery is rampant in this day and age, better than half of marriages end up in divorce either because of that or because of money problems. People every day marry for money, for admittance into a country, or various other reasons besides true love. Looking at society as a whole, marriage has no value. When I get married it will be to a man that I love and loves me and my children. I hold this value personally sacred. What others choose to do with marriage will not shake nor dissipate this value within me, and gay/lesbian marriage is of no exception. What does allowing this to happen really do to those who do not believe in it?

And what do your comments on here have to do with anything other than uttering catch phrases that have nothing to do with anything.

"pagan, straight, Irish, married, white trash, low income mother of 6 who's in her thirties" LOL.... taht is quite the interesting demographic.

Normal is over rated.... in fact I personally believe normality does not exist at all, it is an illusion, smoke and mirrors presented to the masses by the masses to appease the masses.

Never said I was normal.