If homosexuality were not a sin, then I would not be against it, nor against homosexual marriage. The winning argument that is currently prevailing, is that if two consenting adults want to get married, and they do not consider it a sin, then what is that to you, or to anyone. Even multitudes of Bible believers, whether Jew or Christian no longer consider it a sin.......... so even more so........ what's it to you.
Here is my answer: If stealing is a sin, and my government wants to take my money {through illegal taxes, and land grabs etc.} and improve my life and everyone else's life around me, then what's it to me, if they can make better use of my money than I can, why should I object.
Because I know that stealing is a sin. Therefore no matter how benign a government may pretend to be, stealing is evil. The government is now wicked for promoting stealing. I also reason that the force behind stealing has to be an evil force, because it is promoting sin and wickedness.
Therefore if I know that homosexuality is a sin, and my government, through its courts and legislatures, is promoting and advocating that sin. therefore my government is now wicked, and the force motivating the government and its peoples is evil.
What is worse, in the latter case, the government is now stealing my values, and declaring my values, wicked and evil, in order to justify itself, and the promoters and benefactors of its sin and wickedness.
What we are experiencing and about to see in full bloom, is the triumph of an evil that is about to dance on the grave of a once good and godly Christian nation, and the corpses of a thousand dead and dying Churches, which no longer believe in, nor practice righteousness.
It is a desperately sad and demoralizing thing to watch, as people whose greatest aim in life, is to be proud of their sin and sex life, and care not what change and harm they force on the people who have upheld this country, and hold to its righteousness.
Homosexuality is a sin and an abomination to a holy God. Therefore evil is triumphing, right now, before our very eyes.
That is what I see, and why it makes me so sad.
This is not a civil rights issue, it is a freedom to sin issue, and a suffocating, and silencing, of the conscience of a once godly people.