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Without an amendment, will churches be forced to perform ceremonies for same-sex couples?

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Without an amendment, will churches be forced to perform ceremonies for same-sex couples?

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Absolutely not. Churches retain the right to decide for themselves whether to perform or recognize any marriage, just as they already do for every couple. No court decision or legislative enactment can change the basic tenets of religious faith. For example, some religions will not marry someone who has already been divorced, although the person is free to marry civilly.

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