Yes I agree with religions not having to support, but marriage is done/legalized in a courthouse, not a church.

Marriage is a LEGAL contract. If someone is religious, they can CHOOSE to have it done in a church. But those of us who are queer and are not religious still have the right to be married.

There is little to no anger from straight non-religious people getting married, so this is obviously not just about people being angered about the "sanctity" of marriage being a sacrament in the Christian church.

Those of us who don't believe in the same imaginary friend as them should realize that Freedom of Religion doesn't just allow them to believe what they like, but it allows US to be free from their faith as well.