[DeltAlum]

I'm honestly conflicted about this.

If we're talking about marriage in the legal sense, I'm not wild about government legislating what goes on inside a couple's home.

If we're talking about the religious sense, I'm really in conflict and, frankly, that's an argument I just don't feel like having right now.

edit:

Here's something new. I'm quoting a later post. See immediately below. I guess this is pretty much how I'm feeling at the moment.

"I think marriage should be legalized for gays and lesbians. I can't think of any reasons, besides religious ones, that would make it "wrong" for gays and lesbians to get married -- and I don't think the government should be using religious justification for its laws."

Sugar and Spice, thanks, in advance, so to speak.

Problem with the religious aspect is that it generally revolves around a lot of quotes from The Bible. A great book, but written in a time and age that I can't relate to -- and the writers couldn't relate to now, either.

So, the little conservative guy on my right shoulder and the little liberal guy on my left shoulder keep yelling at me all at the same time. I'm not quite ready to agree with either of them just yet.