The problem with the American elite

Marriage had a definition long before scriptures were written.

ETA- and not just in that little piece of the world in the Middle East.
Marriage did not have a definition before the events described in scripture took place.
 
It's amazing you think that's a plausible statement.
You suppose that the God who created the universe can't communicate to mankind a coherent statement of his specific revelation? Logically speaking that would require a pretty astonishing constellation of abilities and countervailing disabilities, wouldn't you say?
 
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Not if he doesn't exist, he can't.
BORDE-GUTH-VALENKIN SINGULARITY THEOREM (BGV THEOREM) “Any universe which has, on average, been expanding throughout its history CANNOT be eternal in the past, but MUST have an absolute beginning.”

Anything that begins to exist has a cause
The universe began to exist
∴ The universe has a Cause

We can go through all of the steps of what has to be true of the uncaused first Cause, but it saves a lot of time just point out that you end up with a exact description of the God of the Bible.
 
And? What practical application does that belief
"Belief" is a pretty ambiguous word in this context; everything else follows from it. Happily we don't have to leave it at that because our founding documents specify the civic axioms on which this discussion must take place. "We hold these truths to be self evident that all men were created." Dilemma resolved!
have in a secular country
If you said that the country is not a theocracy I agree with you.
of nonbelievers and believers with different beliefs?
Except in the realm of public policy the civic axiom is "We hold these truths to be self evident that all men were created."
 
The elite of the Democrat Party want to destroy the country. The elite of the Republican Party want to meet them halfway.

Case in point, the Orwellianly named "respect for marriage act."
And how, precisely, with the Respect for Marriage Act destroy the country?
 
You suppose that the God who created the universe can't communicate to mankind a coherent statement of his specific revelation? Logically speaking that would require a pretty astonishing constellation of abilities and countervailing disabilities, wouldn't you say?
If he can, he sure as hell hasn't attempted to do so.
 
That reminds me of some commentary I saw on the Canadian healthcare system.


But as a practical matter the America first element of the Republican Party is trying to wrestle the steering wheel away from the elitists who are setting the course at the moment.
Right! And as long as we keep towing those party lines, nothing will change. The America first “element” of the Republican Party has been hijacked and is now controlled by FAKE MAGA infiltrators. That’s how elitist work.

The true America First movement is NOT… I repeat NOT… beholden to the Republican Party.
If the country doesn't go over the cliff right away they may in fact be able to take control and avoid catastrophe altogether.
Wishful thinking, imo. That ship has sailed. It will take Divine intervention to redirect course at this point. And rightly so, as this is first and foremost, a spiritual battle. So, put on your spiritual armor and lay down your attachments to this world.

Political party’s don’t go to heaven.
 
And how does it destroy the first amendment?
If you insist that marriage is what it actually is, then you could be subject to criminal sanction depending on the circumstances. The free exercise clause says that the government cannot stand between a man and his conscience before God. That would be precisely the effect of this legislation.
 
If he can, he sure as hell hasn't attempted to do so.
"And God spake all these words, saying," - Exodus 20:1 KJV

"And Moses gathered all the congregation of the children of Israel together, and said unto them, These [are] the words which the LORD hath commanded, that [ye] should do them." - Exodus 35:1 KJV

Jesus said to the apostles who superintended the writing of the New Testament…

"But the Comforter, [which is] the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you." - John 14:26 KJV

The gospels contains the teaching of Jesus Christ who is God in the second person of the trinity but Luke sets the tone for the rest of the New Testament when he says…

"The former treatise have I made, O Theophilus, of all that Jesus began both to do and teach, Until the day in which he was taken up, after that he through the Holy Ghost had given commandments unto the apostles whom he had chosen:" - Acts 1:1-2 KJV

This makes it clear that the rest of the New Testament is still the teaching of Jesus.

So you're going to dictate your interpretation of the Bible based on your understanding of other disciplines and imposing that on American citizens through policy, in violation of the first amendment? There's no dispute that, that is what you're doing. The dispute is whether or not it's legal under the Bill of Rights.
 
If you insist that marriage is what it actually is, then you could be subject to criminal sanction depending on the circumstances.
Assertion without evidence.
The free exercise clause says that the government cannot stand between a man and his conscience before God. That would be precisely the effect of this legislation.
No, it would not. Indeed there are specific carveouts for the religious who are bigoted against gay people.
 
Assertion without evidence.

No, it would not. Indeed there are specific carveouts for the religious who are bigoted against gay people.

What does that even mean? You think people are bigoted because they disagree with homosexuality?
 
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