When the U.S. Supreme Court announced last November it would hear oral arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges, a same-sex marriage case scheduled to come before the Court next week, both opponents and supporters of marriage equality fired up their advocacy machines for what many legal analysts suspect will be a landmark ruling on LGBT rights. Predictably, a familiar flock of theologically conservative faith groups submitted amicus briefs — legal documents sent to the Supreme Court that offer additional information for an upcoming case — opposing the freedom to marry.
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