[cheerdad]

In my view, the "god" factor is left for theologians and practitioners of religion to decide: it is a matter of Constitutional law, a civil matter, a matter of equal protection. My view does not concern itself with "god's word." It neither affirms nor denies acceptability of the practice of gay marriage; it affirms the principle of equal protection under the law in this democracy.

And that is true cavemaster....but, most people believe that the constitution is based upon religion and thus bring religion as their bases upon this subject. Now, don't get me wrong, I am a very spriitual person, I believe in the Trinity, God's Grace and Salvation, but I do not believe that the constitution and religion go hand in hand.