Even without that argument it’s a pretty cut and dry case.
Biologically Men and Woman are different.
That is a fact.
Emotionally Men and Woman are different.
That is another fact.
So it follows that a relationship between them is inherently different then one between two members of the same gender.
This is an unalterable truth, one that cannot be changed no matter the words used.
Until now secular society recognized that singular relationship as the one called marriage, the term marriage was not extended to include other types of relationships.
As such the recent decision changes the very meaning of the word it “re-defines” marriage to mean a relationship that is intrinsically different on many level’s, and yes, Justice Kennedy may argue that there is one commonality between them, love, but it would take a theologian, not a lawyer, to argue that is the defining quality of the term.
And I would note that any theologian would be unsuccessful.
The relationship between Parent and child is loving, is it not?
Is that relationship, which is in many way’s an unbreakable bond termed “marriage”?
It obviously is not.
Why not?
It’s a loving relationship!
The answer is because love is an important component of marriage, however it is not the only factor involved.
So as Justice Roberts in his brilliantly argued dissent showed, the justices of the majority threw logic and law out the window and simply ruled with what they desired.