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Book questions the government's right to pay benefits to married couples. "Same Sex Marriage Rights Issue: The Issue Is Not The Problem" shows how all singles, not just the LGBT community, are discriminated against. The same sex marriage rights issue reaches into the foundation of the Constitution and it reaches into the heart of the spiritual canons of the three major religion in America to expose government discrimination against its own citizens. Perkins says, "I am confident that regardless of where you stand on the same sex marriage rights issue, whether you agree or disagree, I think you will find my conclusion non-traditional, non-threatening, and thought provoking. Furthermore, I am convinced that if you give my conclusion unbiased consideration, we will agree." Perkins stands alone for no-one has spoken about the same sex marriage rights issue this way before. And as this profile was being written, one questions whether anyone will be bold enough to ignite a national conversation about what Perkins calls, "the real problem." The Same Sex Marriage Rights Issue: The Issue Is Not The Problem gently challenges the faith-based community, gay-rights community, and government to add another perspective to the dialog with the hope that this information nugget bridges the communications gulf between the parties. No bashing gays. No trashing religions. Just another vantage point. In advance, thank you for buying the book. Read and reflect. Then share your thoughts at www.messagebyperkins.com.

The contemporary world has become so unravelled that the Congress of the United States, with nothing better to do, has felt the necessity of passing a Defense of Marriage Act. We are all being treated to daily media coverage of the same-sex marriages and programming which would make the devil blush. We are being told that the weird is just fine. Will the children of the man-women unions see this deviation as normal? Some critics blame society's depravation on the legions of spent politicians wreaking havoc on the country and perhaps they are not wrong. But maybe, just maybe, society in the main has had enough and is at last fighting back against the forces tying to intimidate it. This book looks at laws and actions being taken at the federal level to right a ship gone very wrong.