You write, "In just a few weeks, the Supreme Court is expected to rule on the legality of same-sex marriage in America and roll out the implications of that ruling for individual states. I expect the ruling to create an alleged constitutional right to same-sex marriage, contrary to God’s created orders, natural law and the inerrant Scriptures."

1. Did you disrespect the Constitution of the United States when you described a future, hypothetical ruling of its Supreme Court as creating an "alleged" constitutional right to same-sex marriage (Small Catechism, Table of Duties, Concerning Civil Government)?
2. Did Supreme Court justices swear an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States or "God's created orders, natural law, and the inerrant Scriptures" (Augsburg Confession XVI).
3. Why, "In the face of another radical cultural shift — a denial of God and His creation, a rejection of Christ, the Ten Commandments and God-given natural law", do you begrudge civil government the use of same-sex marriage as a tool to better control homosexual crime and promiscuity (Augsburg Confession, XXVIII, 11)?
4. You address the letter to "Dear brothers". You refer to your "dear brothers in the Office" in the body of the letter. You sign the letter as a reverend. Didn't you take an oath, as a holder of an ecclesiastical office, not to "interfere with judgments concerning civil ordinances or contracts" (Augsburg Confession, XXVIII, 13)? Aren't you encouraging disrespect for a future, hypothetical Supreme Court ruling that all Christians must obey "save only when commanded to sin" (Augsburg Confession, XVI)?