Quite simply, gay marriage is an unnatural construct. Yes, I know this statement probably offends a great many people but it is nonetheless true.

Marriage is a natural by-product of male/female relationships. Heterosexual coupling would exist (in one guise or another) even if the term 'marriage' were to totally disappear. Can the same be said of gay couples? Obviously not, since they feel they are unable to form lasting relationships without a piece of paper.

Gay marriage can only prosper in places where the law condones/requires it. It is a creation of law, nothing more. Worse, it will forever require law to sustain it.

People often accuse Christians (or other religious sects) of causing bigtry against gays. Well, if that were true then why has there not been one pre-Christian society that sanctioned gay 'marriages'? Where is the evidence that so-called pagans practiced gay marriage?