Kalley Yanta of the Minnesota Marriage Amendment responds to the charge that churches are motivated by hatred of gay people because of their theological views about sexuality.
She says: "While it is sad that gay marriage activists seeking to impose same-sex marriage through the Minnesota courts claim that churches are motivated by hatred towards gays and lesbians. The argument has been used like the states of Iowa, California and Massachusetts. The Marriage Protection Amendment isn't about sin, it's about preserving the institution of marriage as the union of one man and woman, as has been the case in Minnesota since before we became a state."
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There is no such thing as a "Gay People."
I love how the Marriage Minute video series calmly and systematically debunks all the spurious claims by the opposition.
E x c e l l e n t !
Nice
No one can seriously argue that marriage was defined as the union of husband and wife before Minnesota existed because of hatred for a relatively new political group—a group which even expert proponents of ssm concede as being hard to define.
But we know that SSMers don't make serious arguments.
This woman deserves the Congressional Medal of Honor
It's for military but this is a war
Maybe the best Marriage Minute yet!