Regarding the US Supreme Court's Decision to Make Same-Sex Marriage the Law of the Land

When a society decides to change something that has been the very heart of what has made whatever goodness it possesses even exist...when a society decides to fundamentally transform the primary building block its culture, a building block that has been at the center of every human culture since the beginning of human life on the planet that society invites destruction. A society that thinks it is a good idea to knock out of place its own foundation is full of pure, unadulterated hubris and childish arrogance, not unlike a teenager telling his elders he doesn't know beans about life. And this won't end as well as most teenagers' rebellions against their parents. 

No society in the history of the world, not even the ancient Greeks, has ever thought same-sex marriage was a good idea. To change a thing like this that is so foundational to the very core of what it means to be a family, a people, and a nation, individually and collectively in relationship with others and with God with so little thought and examination of the consequences is to invite horrendous disaster.

This issue should have been carefully and thoughtfully studied, the examination should have been more strenuous than the process the FDA uses to approve new drugs. This decision has been based on nothing more than the mood of the age, the pressure of certain groups on public opinion and the indoctrination of a people to adopt a mindset based on nothing more than an advertizing campaign. There has been no examination of the potential for destruction. The consequences of getting this wrong will have bad repercussions through generations. Getting this wrong has the potential to shred American society to the point where it collapses. 

That's what happens when you dismantle the building block of a culture.