Seems to me that the Supreme Court has no business deciding this case nor does any other court. The people of California set the rules.  What happened then is that a group that is always out there pushing democracy decided that they didn’t like democracy in this case. Why? Because the mob rule of democracy didn’t vote the way the liked.

This happened before in California when the citizens voted to not allow illegal aliens to get governmental benefits. This same group of people decided that the majority shouldn’t be able to make those kinds of decisions about their money, so they took it to court and won that one.  They will probably win this one because the court will likely determine that those bringing the case before them opposing the lower court decision don’t have proper standing to bring it before them. That way the SC stays clear of the issue and still gets what it ultimately wants, the blessing to ignore the voters and force gay “marriage” to be allowed.

I have gay friends. That doesn’t mean that I support gay “marriage”. It isn’t marriage in my opinion.  I may be in the minority if you believe the polls, but that won’t change my opinion. I interpret the Bible with my heart and my mind and it says this is wrong. That’s all that I have to go on no matter how unpopular it may be, even with my friends. I can’t go against what I believe to be right.  That would just be wrong.