I say dont get married in religious ceremonies or churches that disagree. Its simple to me. Even with that said, some churches are gay friendly and dont have a problem marrying them off.zekko said:See, this is my problem. I don't care what gay people do, I don't even care if they get married.
What I do object to is that you are only allowed to hold the opinion that they approve of - that gays should be allowed to get married, and that being gay is a great thing to be proud of, etc. Otherwise you are demonized by the political correctness police and called a bigot.
We are supposed to have freedom of religion, and many religions do not accept homosexuality. But people are not allowed to hold that belief.
People can disagree with someone's lifestyle, but voting against someone else's free will or bashing their way of life is pretty stupid if it has no affect on how others live. LGBT folk marrying doesnt affect me, so I say let them do as they wish, and that people should waste their time complaining about something else.
At the end of the day, free will makes it so that people can get married without the necessity of a religious ceremony. Im an atheist, and if I ever marry, it wont be a religious ceremony unless my wife absolutely wants it.