I'm Pro-Life

I was saddened by the news last Saturday that same-sex marriage are now legal all over US. I can't help but say 'what is happening now in the world?' A brother alerted us that the rainbow effect application in FB to change one's profile is now available for those who supported the above. This is some kind of celebration for their long advocacy. My mother instinct kick in and so I check my sisters who have changed their profile already. I saw there were three.. I was wondering if they knew what they were supporting. At first I told them to speak to me first before changing their profile. But when I was fallen into deaf ears, I just wanted them to let them to know what I say about this issue. As their big sister I just want them to understand the church's stand. Because I want to give them the benefit of the doubt, that they only hear the inequality that these homo have been shouting through the years. Though I added that we are adults and after my short speech they can decide on their own. Don't get me wrong. I'm an avid fan of Vice Ganda, I have lots of gay friends and I simply love them. But I'm also a Pro-life advocate and this stand makes a difference. Being a Pro-life means carefully analyze which would interfere life and the right of the child. The basic unit of society is the family and it all began in marriage. I understand how the homo dreams to experience this but they did not understand why marriage has been instituted in the first place. This is basically to promote a family -- that is to create a new life. How can same-sex marriage achieve this? They may argue that they can easily adopt an orphan. Yes I won't disagree that the motives are pure and alright but why deprive the child to have a mother and a father? This would only confuse the child of his/her notion of family and how can you handle when s/he asked how s/he came into this world? And imagine all of us are into this same-sex marriage, what will happen to humanity? Will we go into extinction like the dinosaurs? There are sometimes more than fighting for our rights if we listen enough to our conscience, and honestly admit that what we wanted are out of selfishness. We made our society. And peace and order is all in our hands.