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Are bisexuals allowed to marry a person of the opposite sex in the catholic church?
 
define bisexual?

if they’re still committing bisexual behavior before or after the marriage, they would be in sin. but if they were bisexual at a point in their life and have abandoned such lifestyle and returned to the Church, then there isn’t a problem
 
I mean bisexual as in attraction to both males and females but willing to stick to the opposite sex.
 
emilyt67 said:
I mean bisexual as in attraction to both males and females but willing to stick to the opposite sex.
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Some people think we all harbor some bisexual feelings but just as straight men can choose to fight temptations to be with multiple women, most people can resist the impulses for a same sex partner for their entire life…

So I’m saying if everybody is a little bit bi then just having those feelings is not a bar for marriage through any institution. To actually act on those impulses is another question however.
 
Of course they are! No one asks your sexual preference when you get married.

Are people allowed to marry someone of the same gender? No.
 
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I mean bisexual as in attraction to both males and females but willing to stick to the opposite sex.
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Bisexuals are saying The LORD didn’t know what he was doing when He created Adam and EVE! ???
Two males together and then that person goes back to his wife. Yuk!
If there are grounds for divorce, this activity would certainly be on the top of the list, just under wife and child abuse. Don’t get me started.

God have mercy,
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Emily, when you marry in the Church, you pledge to forsake all others.

It doesn’t really matter who those others are, does it?
 
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Of course they are! **No one asks your sexual preference when you get married. **
Are people allowed to marry someone of the same gender? No.
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That’s not correct. A priest must be fully in the picture before going ahead with a marriage.

Canon Law:

Can. 1066 Before a marriage takes place, it must be established that nothing stands in the way of its valid and lawful celebration.
 
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