Yes, I am talking about Christianity, and they did teach me that in Sunday School, in a church where politics weren't preached from the pulpit. They also taught me where God told Daniel that humans must obey the government even when the government is being unfair, but if the government tells you to do something that God has called evil, you must disobey the government. How does that apply to gay marriage? If the government tells you that you have to be gay when you're straight, or have to be straight when you're gay, that's unfair, because you can't choose to be gay or straight unless you're Bi. But it's not evil to be gay or straight, so rebelling against the government about it would be wrong. If the government tells you that you have to have gay sex when you're straight or have to have straight sex when you're gay, that's still unfair, but now it's wrong. It's a sin to have gay sex and it's a sin to have straight sex with anyone but the person to whom you have 100% committed yourself to in marriage, and gay people just can't commit themselves 100% to people they have no attraction for at all. Then it's not only okay to rebel against the government, it's mandatory. But it's still okay ONLY to rebel against that ONE law, you still have to obey all the other ones. If the government tells straight people that they have to have sex with straight people and gay people that they have to have sex with gay people, Then it's unfair, because sex is a personal choice, and it's wrong, because gay sex is a sin. It's okay to rebel against the government if the government orders gay people to have sex with each other. It's not only okay to rebel against the government, it's mandatory. But it's still okay ONLY to rebel against that ONE law, you still have to obey all the other ones. If the government passes a law saying that being single is illegal for everyone above age 19 and that everyone has a year to find a mate, and that every straight person must marry a straight person and every gay person must marry a gay person, that would be unfair. It might be very difficult for everyone to find their soul mate that fast. But unless that law also requires that the couple must have sex, it's not a wrong law, just an unfair one. It would not be okay to disobey that law. If the government passes a law that straight people may marry straight people or remain single, gays may marry gays or remain single, that wouldn't be unfair. Now some people might feel like it's unfair. Some people pay big money to be members of exclusive clubs. It makes them feel superior when they have something that others don't have. If they spend ten thousand dollars to join a country club with no Jews allowed, and Jews build a country club identical to theirs across the street , with everyone allowed, they feel like they've been cheated out of ten thousand dollars. They also feel like they've been cheated out of superiority. They feel that if everyone else also gets rights or privileges they've always had, they've lost something themselves. They feel like their own marriages are less valuable because gays across the street have marriages just like theirs, just like they feel their country club has lost value because Jews across the street have a country club just like theirs. This is not Christianity. This is asshole-ism. So is it an unfair law? If it isn't unfair, God says to obey it. If it is unfair, God STILL says to obey it. A law is only wrong if the law tells people to do something that God says is wrong, and the only thing God forbade only gays from doing, is having gay sex. So the government may pass laws requiring or allowing gays to do anything other than sex, and it wouldn't be wrong, regardless of whether it's fair or not. Not if this were 12th Century England, sex out side of marriage were illegal, and and couples were required by government law to have sex on their wedding night, then a law allowing gay marriage would be wrong. But this is 21st Century America, sex outside of marriage is legal, marriage without sex is legal, and therefore a law allowing gay marriage wouldn't be wrong. It might be unfair because marriage typically encourages or validates sex, but God said to obey unfair laws. .