First, God created the Earth, and then created plant life, followed by animal life. Next, he created a man, Adam. He then created a female, Eve, to keep Adam company. Of one male and one female, the first human beings were born, followed by countless new births.

Now, if God had created a second man, instead of a woman, to keep Adam company, the entire population of the Earth would still be only two, providing both were still living today. So, why should state officials pass a law creating a different kind of marriage than the one created by God?

Just where does separation of church and state begin, and where does it end?

Roger Jalbert, Lewiston