WND 
By Art Moore
President Biden now has on his desk a bill that would codify same-sex marriage in federal law and, according to opponents, provide legal grounds to prosecute or remove privileges and rights from individuals and institutions that hold to marriage as a lifelong conjugal union between one man and one woman.
The House voted Thursday – with 39 Republicans joining 219 Democrats – to pass the Respect Marriage Act, and Biden has promised to sign it. The chamber passed a previous version of the bill in July and had to vote again after the Senate added a religious liberty amendment.
But opponents contend the amendment negotiated by Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin and Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine has no real power to protect religious liberty…
