I also agree with Jasgirl. I'm no homophobe. I have an uncle who's gay, and I respect him.

But, I am allowed to not agree. Anyone who is offended by that is not only making this discussion counter-productive, but is also being a hypocrite.

I'm in agreement, to an extent anyway.

In certain states, I believe gay marriage is allowed, civicly anyway.

But as far as religion goes, every church should be entitled to perform marriages as they see fit, whether they believe it's something that is only between a man and a woman, or not.

Remember, multiple churches did support Proposition 8, because they were taking a stand on their beliefs, just as people were taking a stand to oppose the Prop. 8, according to their beliefs.

Someone commented about how we all need to respect eachother, regardless of who we like. There's a big difference between showing respect for someone and agreeing with them. Say, I can respect you, because you are a person and we are equal, but that does not mean I agree with you. I don't scream at homosexuals and I would show them respect and treat them the same, but that does not mean I agree with them. I think it's wrong. 

   Not all people who think it's wrong are homophobics (I'm NOT scared of them!) 'haters' as I saw someone say, 'religious freaks' ( although I am a Christian), or anything like that. The government is supposed to decide what's right and wrong, like murder is wrong, charity is right, whatever, and the government is elected by the people. (although they don't always do what we want.) 

It's interesting how everyone says that you shouldn't judge, and no one has the right to tell other how to think and stuff, but right now, it seems like the whole world is telling me that I am wrong to think that being gay is wrong, and that I am mean ( they sound like haters to me) and that what I think doesn't matter, because they can do what feels right to them.

     I saw smeone saw that you're really smart to stand up for what you beleive in. well, that's what i'm doing, but everyone's telling me I'm wrong.

        I also saw a comment 'no one has the right to tell people what to do'... then stop telling me that I have to say that being gay is A-ok, and that I have to let them.

      My step-brother is gay, and that doesn't mean I think he is evil or anything (we all do wrong stuff, and I believe that lying all the time is just as bad as being gay) but I definitely do not agree with his lifestyle.