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The community has the obligation to protect its members and insure the survival of the community itself. This confers rights to the community to impose and enforce laws on its members.I am not making my assessment based on my religion or any other religion. My point is that if there is no harm being done and there is mutual consent and transparency, the relationship should be legal.
A community that does not procreate will not not survive. A community that does not procreate in an orderly manner, e.g., provide for the children’s welfare, does not protect its most vulnerable members. Marriage laws result. It’s not theocracy, it’s civility 101.
The OP is about polyamorous relationships. Three males or three females would not impose problems for the community. Polygamy, if the father was a responsible person (as in the OT), could be manageable but does introduce a risk to society that the “family” will dissolve. Two men and one women, potentially bigger problems of dissolution. If these “families” dissolve then the community must care for the children.