“Why the Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage could lead to civil war”
[Note: this is an update to an articleoriginally posted on May 4, 2015]
Today the Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 in favor of same sex marriage in all 50 states. My friends, we are witnessing the end of federalism in our nation. In a single vote, 5 folks basically just told the states to āstick it.ā
Furthermore, we are in effect nullifying the First Amendment.
Consider this: what happens when a gay couple goes into a church wanting to plan a ceremony and the pastor says no? We now have a conflict between the First Amendment and individual behavior.
Furthermore, we are in effect nullifying the First Amendment.
Consider this: what happens when a gay couple goes into a church wanting to plan a ceremony and the pastor says no? We now have a conflict between the First Amendment and individual behavior.
With this ruling, the Supreme Court is essentially saying individuals have civil rights based on their sexual behavior, and setting up a monumental battle with the free exercise of religion. This could well be the straw that breaks the camelās back ā that camel being the up till now silent, passive Americans who have been cowed into ātoleratingā societal changes that go counter to their fundamental beliefs.
As reported by the Christian Post in April, āThe United States Supreme Court may soon liberate the biblically conservative church from old āprejudicesā that should have long ago been ājettisoned,ā forcing it into ārightly bowing to the enlightenments of modernity,ā in the words of a recent writer in The New York Times.ā
āHomosexuality must be removed from the āsin listā and, according to an MSNBC commentator, traditional marriage proponents must be forced āto do things they donāt want to do.ā Sadly, this crusade will be like the Marxist āliberationā movements that promised to āfreeā people, but really were about control and suppression. The culmination may come as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments on same-sex marriage cases beginning April 28. By July 1 the Court possibly will issue an official ruling regarding the constitutional right to homosexual marriage. The Courtās decision may impact the form of biblically based churches dramatically. Churches that hold to a strict and conservative interpretation of the Bibleās teaching about gender and marriage may find themselves āRomanizedā. The elites of first century Rome would not allow the church an institutional presence in society. āThe Christian churches were associations which were not legally authorized, and the Roman authorities, always suspicious of organizations which might prove seditious, regarded them with jaundiced eye,ā writes Kenneth Scott LaTourette.ā
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“Brace yourself, this is about to get real ugly. “