What are you talking about? There are no million it's to agree with. Either you agree that the Constitution guarantees freedom of religion or you don't.
Now you're just making stuff up. She's never passed judgement on anyone's moral fitness to be married. Her own morals prevent her from endorsing same-sex marriage, and she absolutely has the right to think whatever she wants to about same-sex marriage, but she's never passed judgement on anyone and told them they were not morally fit to get married. She handed them a piece of paper with instructions and a map to the nearest County Clerk's office (15 miles away) and told them they could get a license there with no problems.
How are the non Christians losing?
As for the Texas judge who gave the couple the choice of him going to jail or getting married, that happens a lot more than you think. A
judge in Pennsylvania did the same thing a few months ago.
That's the unhappy Texas couple with the judge who married them.
The story as reported isn't entirely accurate. The judge didn't order him to "write Bible versus," plural, he ordered him to write a single Bible verse, 25 times a day until he got married, "If a man digs a pit, he will fall into it." Which happens to be a Bible verse. The judge told him the words to write, he didn't even have to crack a Bible to write it.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation got their panties in a wad and filed a complaint with the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct, instead of filing a lawsuit, because they know they wouldn't have any standing in a lawsuit, because it's none of their business. So, they filed the complaint and want the judge disbarred, which won't happen. They would also like him tarred and feathered, and drawn and quartered, but that won't happen, either. If the Bible verse had been something about God or Jesus or some other Biblical character, then it could easily be argued that it's a violation of church and state. But it's hardly that. "If a man digs a pit, he will fall into it" is so easy even an atheist can understand it. And can probably even write it.