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And as the main religious base of American society is rooted in the . Abrahamic traditions. , it is worth noting that at the time of the founding of Judaism and Christianity, not only was Earth's population in Biblical times was a small ...
Why don't Abrahamic religions realize that all marriage isn't in their beliefs?
Q. I had the fact that all marriage isn't religious and isn't in the Abrahamic traditions pointed out to me a day or two ago, and I was amazed that I had never seen this before. How, in the face of this, can people even think of banning gay marriage? The ceremonies aren't always in the traditions of one religious area, and at time aren't even religious but instead entirely non-religious. A ban on gay marriage would be religious oppression. What do you think of this? Could we still ban gay marriage in the face of this? Abrahamic religions are Christianity, Catholicism, and Judaism - pretty much any religion that follows a form of the Bible.
Asked by Xinro - Wed Feb 20 18:08:34 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As I have pointed out before, marriage exist in all places and in all cultures. It also existed before Christianity, and before the Bible (Fundamentalists do not believe this). No one can stop two people from getting married. Even same sex couples. Today many churches will perform a religious ceremony for same sex couples. Several countries give legal recognition to same sex marriages. It will no doubt eventually happen in this country but probably -- unfortunately --- not in my lifetime. What are people afraid of? (Ooops,except the Fundamentalist who believe God will take his favor away from our country, as He most certainly has done with Canada and Spain. We should see devistation in those countries any day now). Why shouldn' [cont.]
Answered by roccopaperiello - Wed Feb 20 18:39:54 2008
Q. I had the fact that all marriage isn't religious and isn't in the Abrahamic traditions pointed out to me a day or two ago, and I was amazed that I had never seen this before. How, in the face of this, can people even think of banning gay marriage? The ceremonies aren't always in the traditions of one religious area, and at time aren't even religious but instead entirely non-religious. A ban on gay marriage would be religious oppression. What do you think of this? Could we still ban gay marriage in the face of this? Abrahamic religions are Christianity, Catholicism, and Judaism - pretty much any religion that follows a form of the Bible.
Asked by Xinro - Wed Feb 20 18:08:34 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As I have pointed out before, marriage exist in all places and in all cultures. It also existed before Christianity, and before the Bible (Fundamentalists do not believe this). No one can stop two people from getting married. Even same sex couples. Today many churches will perform a religious ceremony for same sex couples. Several countries give legal recognition to same sex marriages. It will no doubt eventually happen in this country but probably -- unfortunately --- not in my lifetime. What are people afraid of? (Ooops,except the Fundamentalist who believe God will take his favor away from our country, as He most certainly has done with Canada and Spain. We should see devistation in those countries any day now). Why shouldn' [cont.]
Answered by roccopaperiello - Wed Feb 20 18:39:54 2008
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