Do you think that gay marriage is inevitable?

[CitizenoftheCosmos]

Not in the sense that it'll happen even if everyone stopped working for it, but in the sense that if people keep working for it, they will succeed.
Yes, in America.

Lynn411 Which church, and what exactly would "Enough is enough" look like, beyond what is already being done?

[mnimmmsälmmnms™]

I hope so...

[warnick69]

the will of the people in any group will decide

[BuddyR]

No.

As long as moral people are willing to fight for what is right, gay "marriage" is not inevitable.

[scotgirl60]

Yes I think so, and I support gays' right to marry whom they wish. If we don't all enjoy the same freedoms, then everyone's freedom is threatened.

[Paladin]

Yes. It's a simple question of common fairness. Equity. It is immoral to deny rights to one group without good reasons, and taboos based upon ancient superstitions are not good reasons.

[Caboose]

Yes, I think eventually we will succeed.

[lovefromtheEdge]

Gay marriage =Have you heard of the new marriages on the East coast and Cali is moving on it . .But they are still gay ! And maybe your Dad can bring Mom a new boyfriend too.

[MeltingMediaEAC]

Yes. The Constitution serves and protects the rights of all people. If churches refuse, that's their business but there should be no civic barrier to any consenting adults marrying.

[skeptik]

Well, in some places it already exists. So, yes. It is inevitable.