I am a Christian and I cannot support the proposition precisely because I am.  I have to stand by doing the 'right' thing and I refuse to allow Caesar (Government--Man's Law) to have anything to do with God's holy institution.  By allowing government to be the judge and to set down the 'rules' regarding inter-personal relationships, you end up removing God himself.  If the non-believers who came up with this atrocious proposal were actually Christian and respecters of God's law--they would instead have proposed that we end government licensure of marriage altogether.  I don't believe the authors were actually Christians, I believe they are doing the work of the Enemy.  This amendment could only be forwarded by people who simply want to force their will into the private lives of others.  While I confess that I do not understand or support the whole 'gay' thing this is aimed at, I will not sully my holy God by kidding myself into thinking He wants the corruption of government involved in what is His alone.

Therefore, as a true Christian who knows that God's a big guy who can and will take care of what's his--I have to refuse any support what-so-ever.  I support holy marriage, not state marriage.

Any concerns as to inheritance or benefits can be remedied through private contract or negotiation.  I am ashamed of those who would call themselves Christians and then forward this misguided power grab supposedly in His holy name.  I will not stand for an Arizona Taliban telling me who, or under what conditions my children might be joined in holy matrimony--I'll defer instead to God's holy word.

Spirituality and religion has always played an important and vital role in American history, but not in the formation of its laws or the governance of its People.