And no where does it say homosexuals have a right to marriage. It's a social issue, therefore society gets to speak and vote on it as the Constitution would suggest.
Has Prop 8 been ruled unconstitutional? Vermont and Hawaii... I would expect nothing less from those states, of course they would substitute what is lawful for their liberal moral system. It was challenged here in TN too and many other states, and they found it to be constitutional in court.
The courts will have their final say, and those who declare its unconstitutional largely do it to force their morality upon others. I saw no problem before the California elections with any group saying it was unconstitutional to have on the ballot. You deal with things like that before the election, not afterwards when you don't get your way. They lost in the popular election, so now they are turning to plan B, legislating from the bench. Where was the homosexual rights outcry when they thought about putting Prop 8 on the ballot? Everyone thought it would pass in liberal California so there was no objection.
I find your description of religious individuals and anti-gay marriage supporters to be bigoted and offensive. All I am asking for is a rational debate free from insults and offensive language. I have great respect for you as an individual and poster, and I feel debates should be rational and insult free. Forgive me if I am whining or act "butthurt," I just want a logical and rational debate. There is another place for users to flame as they please, and it isn't here.
Christianity isn't a "dying cult." Western nations are becoming increasingly secular, but many other parts of the world are seeing a boom in Christianity (like in Africa).
Homosexuals don't have the right to exalt their relationship as equal to marriage when the populace has voted and decided that it isn't marriage. I believe they have a right to legal status. but not to call their relationship/union marriage, because it isn't marriage.