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Of course they are different. If I had an identical comparison that applied, there wouldnt be much of a debate.
As to whoever posted last...greekalum, of course things change. However, adding or taking away a class is quite different from changing the entire make up of what can create a marriage. I don't really think there is a debate that this substantially changes marriage, it is not merely a slight alteration. Lets say Auburn completely changed their degree programs, to the detriment and dismay of previous grads...don't you think they'd be angry about it? Perhaps they would have a valid grievance, no? What if I signed a petition, only to find that later someone had changed it, including something I had serious problems with, and my name still remained? Make all the statements you want about equality, but the fact is there are millions of couples upset at the prospect that something they value so dearly may soon include something they adamently oppose.
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