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I’m not denying that sexual sins like homosexuality are perverted.“Besides the perverted aspects”–LOL!
That’s like saying “Do you think this relationship is holy, besides the fact that he locks me in a closet?”
I’m not denying that sexual sins like homosexuality are perverted.“Besides the perverted aspects”–LOL!
That’s like saying “Do you think this relationship is holy, besides the fact that he locks me in a closet?”
Rebuttal to what quote? That marriage isn’t primarily about sex?What is your rebuttal of the quotes? I’m open to your contrasting views. i hold no bias.
Ok.I’m not denying that sexual sins like homosexuality are perverted.
The sex never constituted marriage.Rebuttal to what quote? That marriage isn’t primarily about sex?
I rebut that by saying unless a marriage is consummated it’s dissoluble.The sex never constituted marriage.
What do you think of this?Oh, well, maybe you can bring that to a discussion with that author who is not a representative of the CC’s teaching.
Fighting against gay marriage is fighting against the conditions of the corporate business contract/license people have with the state. That contract/license was not created with God in mind, and as we discussed in the article on marriage, it is legally spelled out that it has nothing to do with any “god.” Why are Christians wasting so much of their time trying to get good fruit out of an evil tree?
I think we should fight against gay “marriage” because its foundation is based on a lie.
What about the specific quote where it saysI think we should fight against gay “marriage” because its foundation is based on a lie.
Any society which functions on a lie is a society going down the wrong track.
It’s fighting against the lie that 2 people of the same gender can marry.What about the specific quote where it says
“Fighting against gay marriage is fighting against the conditions of the corporate business contract/license people have with the state. That contract/license was not created with God in mind”
It’s not about homosexuality.
Suppose me and a same gender friend shared property and had a will with inheritance . Would that be wrong?It’s fighting against the lie that 2 people of the same gender can marry.
They cannot.
Why would that be wrong?Suppose me and a same gender friend shared property and had a will with inheritance . Would that be wrong?
Isn’t marriage about property shared? Divorces involve dividing assets, which is a type of property.Why would that be wrong?![]()
Why would 2 people living together who aren’t engaged in sex, who don’t love each other romantically, but are friends who want to deed property to each other be a marriage?Isn’t marriage about property shared? Divorces involve dividing assets, which is a type of property.
How would that not be a same sex marriage? A lack of a ceremony?
Perhaps it would be helpful if you told us what marriage is.Isn’t marriage about property shared? Divorces involve dividing assets, which is a type of property.
How would that not be a same sex marriage? A lack of a ceremony?
Is it because of the ceremony?Why would 2 people living together who aren’t engaged in sex, who don’t love each other romantically, but are friends who want to deed property to each other be a marriage?
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Why don’t you tell us what your definition of marriage is?Is it because of the ceremony?
What is marriage?Is it because of the ceremony?
It seems nebulous to me.What is marriage?
Surely you have your own concept of marriage, yes?It seems nebulous to me.
Online it says legal, social, or religious union.
I was asking about the definition of marriage universally. Native Americans had a society without many of the things we have-assets, hospitals (part of marriage is visitation rights) -so what did getting married mean in their culture before the Europeans came?
Right. “Society” has an ambiguous stance on marriage.It seems nebulous to me.
Online it says legal, social, or religious union.
I was asking about the definition of marriage universally. Native Americans had a society without many of the things we have-assets, hospitals (part of marriage is visitation rights) -so what did getting married mean in their culture before the Europeans came?