Soon, there will be no separation of church and state if Maryland's same-sex marriage law goes to a referendum. The state is permitting a congregation of folks to impose their religious beliefs on the secular public.
We don't need a math teacher to deduce that the signers of the current petition are largely people of faith. By accepting the petition, religion wins and nonbelievers — who though in the minority are still voters and taxpayers — are dismissed as sinners.
