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InSearchofGrace
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Marriage in the civil and religious context in our society has always been between a man and a woman, notwithstanding that ‘the gay culture has been seeping into popular culture, cleverly claiming credibility,’ to use Bishop Tobin’s phrase. Further, we have a government that is secular, with laws drawn from Christian principles.So you think your religious rules should be made law in a secular society? Or you don’t want a secular society?
I could go on with my answer, but I doubt that you even care for more articulation. You just want a platform for arguments of the same substance as your other posts.
*My only desire is to prevent you folks from forcing your rules down our throats. If I manage to convince someone that following rules given to us by sheepherders from 2,000 years ago is silly that’s just a bonus.*If your words above is why you keep posting in this forum, why not review U.S. history and government again? A good study should assure you religious law is not likely to supersede secular law. We won’t turn into a theocracy like Iran. Plus, the sheer size of the country in terms of population would render that scenario next to impossible. As for my personal preference, and if this country were tiny, I would not mind at all that people choose Catholicism as the state religion, like it is in Malta or Liechtenstein.
Having read many of your posts, what is apparent is that you strongly push that others agree to the normalization of the homosexual act and institution of gay marriage across the land, even as you claim you are not a homosexual and is in an admitted consensual non-monogamy with your wife.
By describing how much you enjoy your swinging lifestyle, you manage to shock everyone except perhaps those who have an interest to see normalized homosexual behavior and gay marriage established because of their own personal struggle with homosexuality, a few agnostics, and a sympathetic Catholic poster here and there. You are anonymous in this forum, so you dare post your unorthodox views without embarrassment. However, you admitted to keeping your and your wife’s swinging lifestyle from her young son, and give the impression that you maintain discreet conduct in real life. This tells me you are not really proud of what you are doing.
You may be entertaining the hope that with wider acceptance of gay marriage by society, mores would also loosen in having open marriages and polyamorous relationships, which seem to be your cup of tea. If so, you can forget it, Seeker. You are wasting your time. In fact, the more you post, the more strongly posters here feel that gay marriages should not take a foothold in this country.
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