In a move to protect traditional marriage even further than 2008’s Proposition 8, a Godly grassroots campaign has begun to ban divorce in California.
Inspired by Proposition 8, which banned gay "marriage" in California, John Marcotte comments,
On the site, Marcotte points out the valid fact that, according to Jesus, divorce is adultery. As we know, adultery is sin, and sin leads to damnation. In this sense, Marcotte is incorrect when he says, “Jesus still loves you if you get divorced — just not as much as before“.*
Christians, who supported Proposition 8, surely would also support this legislation to help their brethren and sistern avoid damnation! Only true hypocrites would not vote for it . . . and surely, there are no Christian hypocrites.
Show your support for this bold initiative! You can become a fan of the movement on Facebook, or buy one of the nifty T-shirts pictured above.
Inspired by Proposition 8, which banned gay "marriage" in California, John Marcotte comments,
California has a divorce rate that some have computed to be as high as 75%. Even after removing Zsa Zsa Gabor and Larry King from the pool — we still are left with a rate in the high 50s.
Proposition 8 tried to make traditional marriage safer by making sure that Adam Lambert and Ryan Seacrest can’t profess their eternal love to one another. Prop 8 backers recognized that gay marriage was just the beginning of a very slippery slope. Next people would be marrying goats, trees and particularly stylish armchairs.
But Prop 8 only attacked the problem from the edges. I’m going after the heart of the matter. That’s why I drafted the 2010 California Protection of Marriage Act to ban divorce in the state of California. If you can’t get divorced, you can’t destroy traditional marriage.
The language of the ballot measure is laid out on the group’s website, www.rescuemarriage.org.Proposition 8 tried to make traditional marriage safer by making sure that Adam Lambert and Ryan Seacrest can’t profess their eternal love to one another. Prop 8 backers recognized that gay marriage was just the beginning of a very slippery slope. Next people would be marrying goats, trees and particularly stylish armchairs.
But Prop 8 only attacked the problem from the edges. I’m going after the heart of the matter. That’s why I drafted the 2010 California Protection of Marriage Act to ban divorce in the state of California. If you can’t get divorced, you can’t destroy traditional marriage.
2010 California Marriage Protection Amendment.
SECTION 1. Title. This act shall be known as the “2010 California Marriage Protection Amendment.”
SECTION 2. Section 7.6 is added to Article I of the California Constitution, to read:
No party to any marriage shall be restored to the state of an unmarried person during the lifetime of the other party unless the marriage is void or voidable, as set forth in Part 2 of Division 6 of the Family Code.
SECTION 1. Title. This act shall be known as the “2010 California Marriage Protection Amendment.”
SECTION 2. Section 7.6 is added to Article I of the California Constitution, to read:
No party to any marriage shall be restored to the state of an unmarried person during the lifetime of the other party unless the marriage is void or voidable, as set forth in Part 2 of Division 6 of the Family Code.

On the site, Marcotte points out the valid fact that, according to Jesus, divorce is adultery. As we know, adultery is sin, and sin leads to damnation. In this sense, Marcotte is incorrect when he says, “Jesus still loves you if you get divorced — just not as much as before“.*
Christians, who supported Proposition 8, surely would also support this legislation to help their brethren and sistern avoid damnation! Only true hypocrites would not vote for it . . . and surely, there are no Christian hypocrites.
Show your support for this bold initiative! You can become a fan of the movement on Facebook, or buy one of the nifty T-shirts pictured above.
* – Do you believe that Jesus loves people that He will raise from the dead at Judgment so He can cast them into eternal torture as they burn alive forever in a vast lake of fire, rather than just leaving them dead?
That’s a pretty sick way to demonstrate “love”. – Jenny
That’s a pretty sick way to demonstrate “love”. – Jenny
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