It's clearly not a legal issue, but an issue of bigotry. Rev. Ronald Renter of Lord of Mercy Lutheran Church in Sparks says that Question 2 is merely an attempt to repress gays and to give Republican voters something to rally behind. The initiative's proponents, as well as many more conservative Nevada religious leaders, would disagree. Although the Catholic Church, which in the past has been vocal on similar issues, remains silent on Question 2, the Mormon church has been active in its support of the initiative. It's one more brick to a crumbling house.
History proves it out.
And those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Ignoring these principles, he adds, will result in a problem-ridden society with high divorce rates and unstable families. The nuclear family teaches us so many of the crucial absolutes that make society work. The supporters of Question 2 say that it will help preserve marriage. Yet others wonder how realistic it is to limit marriage to a narrow, nuclear family model.