Don't you just love the occasional solecism? Or, in the matter of semiliterate conservatives, the frequent solecism?
Lifted from "the stridently anti-homosexual Republican Party of Texas platform":
Homosexuality is a chosen behavior that is contrary to the fundamental unchanging truths that has been ordained by God in the Bible, recognized
by our nations founders, and shared by the majority of Texans.
In response, grammarians pointed out that placement of the final comma in the plank could lead to understanding it to mean that homosexuality is a chosen behavior shared by the majority of Texans. They also noted that "nations" should have an apostrophe and that by using "has been" [rather than "have been," which would agree with the plural of "unchanging truths"], the plank gives the impression that homosexuality has been ordained by God.
Which it quite obviously has been, given God's millions and millions of human homosexuals. Otherwise, to paraphrase Oscar Wilde: To create one homosexual may be regarded as a misfortune; to create millions looks like carelessness — and Texas's God is never careless.
These platform-writing Texas Republicans might also have reflected on Wilde's useful comment that he once spent an entire morning putting in a comma, and all afternoon taking it out. Of course they wouldn't have known who Oscar Wilde was, except that he was a homosexual, which would have invalidated his meticulousness. So, there's that.