As a Christian, I am totally against gay marriage, but we live in a nation where Christianity is NOT the official religion, so Christian laws don't have any "say so" in the government.
How do I defend my stance against non-Christians?
I mean, their argument is, "Christians don't make the laws--this is a freely religious country where lawmakers pass laws based on the people's protection and desires."
Since we, indeed, are not in a Christian society, that is an almost perfectly flawless argument.
How do I refute that?
How do I defend my stance against non-Christians?
I mean, their argument is, "Christians don't make the laws--this is a freely religious country where lawmakers pass laws based on the people's protection and desires."
Since we, indeed, are not in a Christian society, that is an almost perfectly flawless argument.
How do I refute that?