Define "Marriage"
Here is my definition of "marriage".
Whether or not you agree with gay marriage, doesn't make gay people not want to get married to each other. And if you are secure in your heterosexual lifestyle, then why in the hell does it matter to you if someone wants to marry someone else of the same sex?
Marriage is a religious thing, that is, what ever your religion deems to be okay to marry...have at it, as long as the marriage doesn't interfere with another persons right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness! (Trees, dogs, shrimp) However, the government should only allow a Civil Union partnership...it should not define or get involved with religious/moral definitions of what is considered a marriage or not.
North Carolina and other sicko states can consider there "marriage definition" against the law.
Marriage--is a religious ritual defined by religious institutions and has nothing to do with the State. This religious ritual can allow "marriage" as it sees fit and is unobtrusive to the State and the functions of the State. The State, in no way should infringe on a religion by "defining" what members of the State deem to be an appropriate "marriage", as "marriage" is defined by the religious entities that a citizen may belong to. Therefor, the State shall not recognize any definition of "marriage" into its laws, as "marriage" is a religious ritual that is defined by religious institutions and NOT the State. The separation of Church and State must fall in line when it comes to the definition of what a "marriage" can and can not be (as is allowed by the individuals private religious beliefs). The State legally cannot define "marriage" as it crosses the line between Church and State, and therefore must recognize such bonds as being only Civil Unions that would allow individuals (married by said definition or unmarried do to personal beliefs) the continued benefits of previous unions without dictating any said definition that intrudes upon the lines of Church and State. A person is allowed one Civil Union partner that allows for that individuals rights towards life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; any other such definition that obscures the lines of Church and State must not be recognized by the State.
Whether or not you agree with gay marriage, doesn't make gay people not want to get married to each other. And if you are secure in your heterosexual lifestyle, then why in the hell does it matter to you if someone wants to marry someone else of the same sex?
Marriage is a religious thing, that is, what ever your religion deems to be okay to marry...have at it, as long as the marriage doesn't interfere with another persons right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness! (Trees, dogs, shrimp) However, the government should only allow a Civil Union partnership...it should not define or get involved with religious/moral definitions of what is considered a marriage or not.
North Carolina and other sicko states can consider there "marriage definition" against the law.

