The same thing that happens when Bill and Fred demand that a Catholic Priest marry them.
They will be disappointed.
Then they can march down to the Justice of the Peace and get married.
will you have a gay pride march around every catholic church and mosque? Maybe a mosque in Iran would be a good place to start.
Me? I don't have gay pride parades- though there is one this weekend- should be an extra fun one because of this decision.
Meanwhile- no one is whining about 'gay marriage in the church' except for homophobes like you- you can have your own little anti-gay parade juggling your dildos.
Dear
Syriusly
No, the Christians are not allowed to have their beliefs shared in public.
Bibles, crosses, nativity scenes, any reference to the Christian beliefs are struck down as
"violating separation of church and state"
Fines of 5,000 per day have been ordered by Court rulings if a cross was not removed from public property.
So it is not okay, it is not a "fundamental right" for religious freedom for Christians
but when it comes to "fundamental rights" of gays to express their beliefs about pride or marriage,
suddenly that's protected by law from discrimination.
While it's okay to harass and exclude Christians as long as someone doesn't agree or share those views.
but if you do that with gay beliefs, the person offended is blamed.
Just not Atheists suing who are offended by a cross.
Who gave you the right to put up a cross on "public" property?
Any designer of any of these memorials or buildings can put
crosses or any other references on them as long as nobody complains.
That's how they got there in the first place.
Many memorials were BUILT or designed that way,
and the complaints only came later. So if nobody sues over it, there is no action to remove them.
The Texas capitol has Biblical references that were sued over.
but the Texas courts ruled that the Bible was a Historical reference and had purpose for being there
besides just religious. it is historical fact that the Bible influenced the laws we have today, so it was
ruled part of the history and not just religious, and not ordered for removal.
So people either complain or consent, and officials in govt either rule to agree or disagree.
That is the basis for why things are removed or not.
it is based on who consents or doesn't consent.
Ideally it should be based on CONSENSUS so nobody's opinions
are favored more or less than anyone else, and all people are treated EQUALLY.
Consensus would ensure equal inclusion and representation.
But majority rule and political force invite bullying and coercion
where not all people consent so not all beliefs are represented equally in the final decision.
I argue that is unconstitutional when it comes to beliefs.
If people AGREE to put a conflict up to a vote, that is a form of consenting.
but when people DON'T consent to put their beliefs up to a vote, then a decision favoring one belief over others cannot
be imposed by govt without violating the First and Fourteenth Amendment on equal religious freedom
and protection from discrimination by creed.
Here in the new SC ruling, the proponents are basically saying that the right to marriage
cannot be decided by vote; so that should apply to BOTH the beliefs in gay marriage or traditional marriage.
Neither should be decided by state, vote or court ruling,
but should be left to individual free choice and kept free from govt interference under religious freedom
of people to exercise their beliefs. This means to keep govt out of it, not to impose through govt.