Ms Tree
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Someone better have a sit down with the likes of Jindal, Huckabee, Abbot, Cruz ..... among others who want to amend the US Constitution to codify their religious beliefs into law. Granted, the likelihood of success is slim to none, the fact that their religious beliefs so cloud their understanding of the COTUS is very disturbing.
Government was invited into marriage by religion to help protect the institution. No one had the forethought to understand that people change and what people once thought was good (racism, sexism .. etc) people now think is bad.
Seems to be one of the staples of the US..... don't worry about tomorrow.
SparrowHawk said:With the ruling, the cultural battle lines have been drawn. The fundamental concept of the right to live as you choose, free from an overbearing eyes, ears and hands of a tyrannical government have been ignored.
With one group invoking the very name of no less than God has been thrown into the mix. It would be prudent that while we have a dominant Christian demographic we DO NOT have a state sanctioned religion. In fact our founders were against any such verbiage in even our Declaration of Independence much less our COTUS.
What our deeply devout brethren fail to grasp is that many off us who support the ruling also would balk at any government attempt to deny your beliefs.
For me why the government is even in the marriage business boggles my mind.
Someone better have a sit down with the likes of Jindal, Huckabee, Abbot, Cruz ..... among others who want to amend the US Constitution to codify their religious beliefs into law. Granted, the likelihood of success is slim to none, the fact that their religious beliefs so cloud their understanding of the COTUS is very disturbing.
Government was invited into marriage by religion to help protect the institution. No one had the forethought to understand that people change and what people once thought was good (racism, sexism .. etc) people now think is bad.
Seems to be one of the staples of the US..... don't worry about tomorrow.