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We asked what KEZI 9 News viewers what thought about it and here is what they had to say.
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Gay Marriage
I have no problem with gay marriage at all. People should be able to be happy and marry who they want. Religion should have nothing to do with it. This country is not a Christian Nation, so saying it's against the Bible is wrong because not everybody shares the same view in it. Stop using God as an excuse for something you don't agree with.
Gay Marriage
Who cares? Religion should stay in the church where it belongs. WWJD? Certainly not discriminate against ANYONE!!
Gay Marriage
Actually this country was founded by Christians, and the constitution based on Christian values.The morals you and I share are actually based on Bible principles, you remember the "Ten Commandments" don't you. I thought the laws of this country are in place to uphold the moral standard of the people of this country, unfortunatly I think many people today take that for granted, and think they want less moral guidelines.