I already found what I was looking for, but I’ll respond to you so I don’t leave you hanging.
It not an imposition of the Church to outlaw murder because society agrees. If two people agree, there is no imposing. The reason why so many people agree with us on the argument against murder is because the consequences are absolute and immediate; Someone was killed, their family will grieve, and their children lost a parent.
For something like gay marriage, the consequences are not so immediate. Since the average person does not like to think past lunch, why should they care if some gays want to get married? No skin off their back. Due to this mentality, public support for the ban on gay marriage is softening and in some places it is already legal. This makes the Church lobbying for banning or keeping the ban on gay marriage an imposition because we now have a difference of opinion and our opinion is the minority.
The same one the Catholic Church uses. I do not agree with gay marriage. I am just trying to find the Church’s justification for going against the public-at-large on this. The Church usually shys away from scandal and this issue is a battle that affects the public opinion of the Catholic Church. I’m not saying it isn’t a battle worth fighting. I just want to know the reasoning behind why this issue seems to be so serious. I found my answer
here.