@rphb Ok but, the conditions of contracts are decided by people. For example, in a poly marriage, having sex with another person may not constitute adultery cause its not defined that way for that marriage. Every marriage is different. And our own attitudes about marriage (so what can even be a marriage to begin with) change with time. You can cry about the bible all you want, but marriage isnt just a Christian thing (as many people have already pointed out), so as long as the state says two people of the same sex can create a marriage contract (which is reflected by the wills of the people the government is meant to represent) then theres nothing invalid about gay marriage in that place, even if you think its stupid, or something you wouldnt want to do yourself.
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@rphb Ok but, the conditions of contracts are decided by people. For example, in a poly marriage, having sex with another person may not constitute adultery cause its not defined that way for that marriage. Every marriage is different. And our own attitudes about marriage (so what can even be a marriage to begin with) change with time. You can cry about the bible all you want, but marriage isnt just a Christian thing (as many people have already pointed out), so as long as the state says two people of the same sex can create a marriage contract (which is reflected by the wills of the people the government is meant to represent) then theres nothing invalid about gay marriage in that place, even if you think its stupid, or something you wouldnt want to do yourself.