When will evangelicals finally admit they no longer represent the majority- how many more human rights battles will they have to lose?

Evangelicals don't care if they no longer represent the majority. It is irrelevant how many human rights battles they lose.

God's Word never changes. God's law is 'carved in stone', so to speak. Sin will always be sin, and Christians are called to confront people of their sin.

That will never change.

Statistics change on a daily basis, not sure if you noticed that. As for the "recent gay rights victory", if you're referring to the supreme court decision, that actually served as a detriment to public support for the cause (cause, in this case, being same-sex marriage). People may have chosen that on their own, but being forced to comply by a group of five individuals in robes doesn't sit well with Americans.

Are we going to trust this country to people born in the late 1990s, like they have some great wisdom

Shouldn't we trust our country to a set of guiding principles that have guided generations before us?

There is less than 1% of people who are homosexual and of those less than half want to be married. We have lost NOTHING. Only 5 people agreed, not the whole nation. You watch. In the coming future, it will go down.

Homosexuality is not a "human right". It is perversion, regardless of the corrupt Supreme Court of the US says.

Statistics are meaningless.

Catholicism is the One True Faith. A person can know this with certainty by practicing true devotion to the Blessed Virgin.

There are many Christians that I know about who are struggling to get gay marriage rescinded. They want medical researchers to find cure/treatment.