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Uhm, what? If objective morality exists, there's no such thing as subjective morality. As for the things you say not having actual meaning, I agree. It's just what you "feel."

Then you should have no problem demonstrating how it's wrong. Exactly.

No, it's the position of Donald D. Hoffman, professor of cognitive science at the University of California, Irvine.

Saying something's "just wrong" is not an argument that demonstrates that it is in fact, actually wrong.

My argument is not dependent on the Constitution's mention of religion. So no, it does not fail.

Well, that's certainly consistent with your naturalistic worldview, that is, an inability to accurately perceive reality.

"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." - John Adams But John Adams, a founding father of our country, one of the drafters of the Declaration of Independence, his opinion doesn't matter either, right? Right.

The government is endorsing Christianity by existing.

lol. You seem wholly oblivious to the circularity in your reasoning.

Not by the Supreme Court. And in any case, it's irrelevant. If the Supreme Court's ruling was overruled here, your opinion on this issue wouldn't change.

Likewise. So then how do we decide? Oh wait, as you said before, I need to talk to a lawyer.

The only one that's reflective of the existent objective reality, Christianity.

I tried that, remember? You told me to talk to a lawyer.

Marriage is a religious institution. So yes, it's still marriage so long as it fits the definition of what a marriage is.

Why on earth would you post that?

That's because what you're calling "marriage" isn't actually marriage. That "marriage" has no real meaning.

In Dred Scott v. Sanford, the Supreme Court ruled that the children of slaves born in the United States weren't citizens and could not be offered constitutional protections under the law. I don't define my reality by what the Supreme Court says. Obviously you do, hence the difference.

That's your story and you're sticking to it, that is, until if flounders under the weight of any scrutiny.

Exactly.

And in the present, marriage still means the same thing. Welcome to reality.