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Realistically -- what's got to happen with gay marriage?

California is the biggest example of gay people married and other gay people not able to get married -- in the same state. Some people are heartbroken and others are having a huge sigh of relief over the recent ruling in that state. Realistically -- what's got to happen?

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Posted by Nancy H. McLaughlin on Wednesday, May 27, 2009 at 9:50 am

What do you think?

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kuranes

June 11, 2009 - 11:03 pm EDT

The tenets of fundamentalism as I believed it were Biblical inerrancy, the historicity of miracles, especially the resurrection and virgin birth of Christ, the traditional orthodox creed and morality, the importance of evangelism, and opposition to modernism, higfher criticism, and evolutionary naturalism. . Fundamentalism historically adhered to these principles, with some shifts in emphasis and extent of political involvement. Personally, I moved gradually from premillennial, apolitical arminianism to postmillennial, Calvinist dominionism. Does that answer your question, O Inquisitor? Can I go home now?