Sorry, but that is not a logical conclusion of this issue. Those of us who believe in separation of church and state understand that such a separation requires that the state not tell the church how to perform its religious functions. The state is required to follow the law and equally make available a civil marriage to same sex as they do to non-same sex couples. The state absolutely cannot tell a church what it is "obliged" to do in matters of faith. It the couple wishes a church sanctioned marriage it will have to find a clergyperson or denomination whose interpretation of their faith agrees with the couple.