Thursday, October 26, 2006

NEW JERSEY SUPREMES

The recent decision by the New Jersey Supreme Court ordering the state legislature to write a law acommodating same-sex marriage or civil unions represents one more assault on our government “of the people” by judges determined to undermine the holy institution of marriage. By ordering the state legislature to re-write the laws to make same-sex relationships equal to traditional marriage, they presume to have authority over the legislature, when in fact, they have none. If any branch of government is to have authority above the others, it is that branch which represents the people, namely, the state legislature.

If the New Jersey legislature submits to the demands of these judges it will surrender the authority of the people, in effect, replacing a government of the people with the rule of an oligarchy. For the sake of the coming generations this must not be allowed to happen.

Furthermore, re-writing the marriage laws to include same-sex couples would serve to negate the special place that traditional marriage holds in our society, further contributing to the familial chaos already epidemic in our society.

The New York Christian Coalition wants to encourage our neighbors in New Jersey to rise up against this judicial tyranny. Call your legislators and encourage them to ignore the ruling of the Supreme Court, thus asserting, once-and-for-all the authority of the state legislature and preserving the time-tested institution that has been proven, by every measure of social science, to provide the best environment for young children in which to grow and prosper.

2 Comments:

At 6:57 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Homosexuality is a perversion that we cannot allow to
intrude into a sane and normal family life. As it were,
other factors as divorce have done families in at the
expense of the children whose innocence is warped by
abnormal family circumstances. Who, indeed, speaks for our
innocent? We must once and for all amend the Constitution to
specify that procreation is not a quality that homosexuals
can bring to the table and therefore they must be expunged
for the reasons that love, sex, companionship, or civil
rights is invalid, especially in a meritocracy society that
demands qualification before inclusion.

It is as if they want to play football - but with their own
set of rules - just for the sake of inclusion. In other
words, they are not qualified to play and insists on
playing, thus destroying the very concept of the game
(surely, they could not even handle the roughness, thus the
change from football to gayball!).

Jay Martin Bennett

 
At 4:48 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

What can be said except that judges are demanding to become the governing body of this nation. No longer are they capable of clarifying laws but must be also the ones who make them. Then they will want the power to enforce them.

 

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