Frank T wrote:
When you boil it down, marriage is nothing more than a civil contract. Always was and always will be.
So, if that's the case, and I maintain it is; then consenting adults entering into a multi-person contract is truly no business of government or religion, and although Jerry makes a point about health insurance, I'm sure the Insurance companies will solve that and still make a profit.
But, you will find that the courts will find a way of sticking the added cost to all of the folks with regular marriages. As for a civil contract, I agree with that. Gay marriages should be called Civil Unions because marriage has a definition that has been defined and refined over centuries of practice. No one really knows what gay marriages are so they are left for the definition to be defined by the courts over time. Civil Unions, on the other hand, can be precisely defined thus protecting all parties involved.