The context here is that religious wrongs assigned to gay circumstances are well established as a central Christian theme for well over a millennium, which religion became the primary social practice not only accompanying the political colonization of "America," but also, an indisputable foundation upon which the Constitution and Bill of Rights was founded.  In US history, this contextual religion was established first for the "American" society as colonized.  The rise of gay rights came later.  So, which position should fairly survive as a constitutional fundamental right where you cannot have both?