Is marriage a right or a privilege?
My position (which is probably not a surprise) is it's a privilege reserved for man and a woman. There are many on the secular left who cry civil rights whenever this issue is brought up. They know it has nothing to do with civil rights and has everything to do with sticking it to anything religious. They also know by making a civil rights issue out of the debate they can inject enough emotions to change society into accepting them.
Here's the big problem. There is a difference between being accepted and having a consensus between what is normal versus abnormal behavior. Homosexuality is abnormal behavior because whether you believe in evolution or creation, if everyone at the beginning had no attraction to the opposite sex, we wouldn't be here. To change a sacred institution based on deviant behavior is lunacy.
What is homosexuality? Does anyone real know? Are people born with it or is something that comes from our environment? Before we decide to change thousands of years of socialization shouldn't these questions be answered first? In our society today two people of the opposite sex getting together in a union, having children, and raising these children is what works and what has worked for a long time.
We should not cheapen marriage, we should let it be. If two men want to get married, or two woman, or a man and a boy, or three men and two woman it should not be allowed because even though they are accepted as citizens their lifestyle is not. If we have something that is good we should not open it up to whatever perversions the secular left wants to throw in, we owe our future generations far more.
