@BruceAlderman In the second paragraph, you say:

> At the heart of conservatives' complaints is a concern that the court's ruling has redefined marriage. They object to the one-man-one-woman definition they believe is endorsed by the Bible.

Is that really what you meant to say?

@BruceAlderman I tried to log into your blog using OpenID, and got the error message, "Only site administrators can create new user accounts."

Anyway, the comment I was going to make was: What if two guys walk into a church that opposes same-sex marriage and tell church members they recently got married at the church down the street? Is that a civil marriage? It's not really that simple.

@BruceAlderman I've read a lot of people poking holes in the biblical definition of marriage. But they always seem to neglect the incredibly important words of Jesus concerning the original construction of marriage: "In the beginning it was not so"

@PeterTurner So what?

@BruceAlderman Do you find Drupal easy to work with?

Are there any real advantages over using WP?

@BruceAlderman For the record I like it.

Speculation runs rife: Why has the Mormon Church made a large donation to an LGBT group?

@BruceAlderman I don't see a space to comment at all.

@PeterTurner I believe that verse is referring to divorce. You might make a case that it's referring to the courts (men) deciding what God should. Maybe that's what you mean.