MfA said:Given that marriage was around before Christianity too I guess that means the term should be denied use by both government and the church.
this is the most tangled mish-mash i've seen yet on the subject.jvd said:I honestly don't care .
But there needs to be a change of terms .
A civil union should not = a marriage. A marriage in the roman catholic nay even the Christian religion as a whole has been around longer than there was an america .
A civil union should be one thing and then the relegions marriage should be another .
Seperation of state and church. Unless my little cousin is allowed to pray to god in class . If there is a melding of state and chuch then i see no problem.
Also, nice way to spout more religious propaganda in a thread specifically stating "NON religious reasons".
jvd said:...He didn't say don't state relgious reason as to why there shouldn't be same sex marriages.
Is there ANY non-religious reason?
Is there ANY non-religious reason?
jvd said:Well there is a reason . ITs because being gay / lesbian is wrong and should not be acceptable .
MfA said:jvd said:Well there is a reason . ITs because being gay / lesbian is wrong and should not be acceptable .
Depends ... are you positing it as your opinion which you acknowledge can be wrong, or as a truth passed down from God?
Well, if youd otn care, then why do you think its wrong?jvd said:MfA said:jvd said:Well there is a reason . ITs because being gay / lesbian is wrong and should not be acceptable .
Depends ... are you positing it as your opinion which you acknowledge can be wrong, or as a truth passed down from God?
Not my opinon . I don't care waht they do. Its thier life .
But there are those who feel that it is wrong and they have a right to thier opinion and if they are voters and there are enough of them they will be heard .
I buy the religious argument more than the non-religious one. But the non-religious one can be stated as follow:V3 said:Is there ANY non-religious reason?
Nope, its purely religious thing.
I buy the religious argument more than the non-religious one. But the non-religious one can be stated as follow:
-against nature. you could not have a 100% gay society. Hence it does not fit into the "survival of the fittest" theme.
-Society is better off, when families (traditional ones) are supported and others shunned.
Is there ANY non-religious reason?
-against nature. you could not have a 100% gay society. Hence it does not fit into the "survival of the fittest" theme.
Because it would die out!!!!notAFanB said:Is there ANY non-religious reason?
I would suggest that the departure from what is considered normalcy to be the primary factor.
Secondly social conditioning (low level).
-against nature. you could not have a 100% gay society. Hence it does not fit into the "survival of the fittest" theme.
although this has been discussed to death on these boards, yes an 100% gay society would bring some serious issues wrt to reproduction.
However I fail to see how this is not adhereing to the survival of the fittest theme of evolution. care to elaborate?
Because it would die out!!!!
Is there ANY non-religious reason?