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Here's another example of the slippery slope thing. About half the people who oppose same-sex marriage think the next step is forcing religious institutions to perform them. Proponents of same-sex marriage have no plans or interest in doing this, as they are aware that US laws guarantee religious freedom. So the slippery slope is a red herring, as it often is.
 
Those 50 percent of the opposers are free to make the rules for the people that attend their particular churches. Not for everyone else that doesn't attend them. That's one of the beautiful things about freedom.
 
Here's another example of the slippery slope thing. About half the people who oppose same-sex marriage think the next step is forcing religious institutions to perform them. Proponents of same-sex marriage have no plans or interest in doing this, as they are aware that US laws guarantee religious freedom. So the slippery slope is a red herring, as it often is.
I get that, and like anything else, one must use reason to separate likely consequences from less likely ones. The government has never forced churches to do anything, not even pay taxes (which they should, on all income not spent on charitable purposes).
 
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