RE: passage of the Gay Marriage law...
I said above, we have a motto of "One Nation Under God" - we are not "under God" if we keep ignoring what He says, and making our own rules of what is right and wrong. If we are willing to submit and surrender to His will, we are guaranteed an abundant life. But remember, our life is NOT just our years on this Earth. Our lives are ETERNAL.
God WILL punish those that do not listen to him. He did it to the Israelites. Why would he not do it to US?
Again, this is subjective religious dogma, completely irrelevant – having no legal merit whatsoever.
You're right, but Bonzi obviously doesn't give two shits, so you're kinda wasting your keystrokes explaining that.
I get it.
But what you 2 don't understand is God is eternal, we are not.
God matters more than the law of the land.
Anyway that thinks lawmakers are perfect and what passes as law is always correct is just a moron.
There are many who do not believe in G-d. While you and I would disagree with them, they are fortunate to live in a non-theocratic nation which does not force religious doctrine upon them. At the same time, this great nation does believe everyone is entitled to their rights, regardless of where each individual believes those rights come from. Friday's decision exemplified that as the government stood up and protected the fundamental right of marriage for a group of people for whom it was previously denied.
Whether one is anti-gay or not, we should all be applauding the government protecting our rights. In this case, it benefited gays ... next time, it could benefit you.
What amazes me (not really) is the hypocrisy of the right. They usually champion reduced regulations and government staying out of privacy issues and increased individual liberty ... but apparently they don't extend those beliefs for people they feel are violating the Bible.