You're not the majority anymore. The majority of the people in America support marriage equality.
Just because 1 million people out of over 300 million clicked on a poll on line doesn't equate to the majority of Americans not supporting marriage equality.
The issue isn't duck dynasty, chick fill A, or marriage in a church. The issue is marriage equality.
Not many people get married in a church these days. The last time I went to a wedding in a church was in the early 1990s.
Gay people aren't going to go where they're denied the marriage ceremony. They're going to go where someone will legally marry them. Whether they're married in a church or not, they're still just as married as any heterosexual couple.
You can bring up things that don't matter all you want but it's not going to make any difference.
Gay people will soon get legally married in Arizona and there's not one single thing you can do about it.
A gay marrying in a Churchis kinda hypocritical. Can't be gay and Christian. Wouldn't happen in my Church.
Did you know that there are many different types of christianity? There's methodist, lutheran, catholic, mormon, baptist, evangelical and many others.
In the christian episcopal church they have an openly gay priest. They also have an openly gay bishop.
The christian unitarian church has openly gay ministers too. They also have women ministers.
Just because the church you go to doesn't have any openly gay people either attending or ministering doesn't mean that not any of the other churches do.
Just because your church won't allow a gay marriage to happen in it doesn't mean that other churches don't.
This world doesn't revolve around you and your beliefs. You don't get to tell anyone what to believe, how to live their lives or who they can marry.
You get to make those choices for you and no one else.