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  raats66623 months ago

  FTA-Apparently, a quarter to a third of all U.S. adults have been divorced. That would seem to indicate a much bigger threat to marriage than same-sex couples.

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  I've said REPEATEDLY...if you want to preserve the sanctity of marriage....make it HARDER to get divorced.

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  BigTrevy3 months ago

  marriage is a sacrament.

  Faggotry is an abomination.

  Ergo

  Fags can never be married.

  No amount of "laws" will make faggorty any less immoral or abominable

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    raats66623 months ago

    AND there you have it....yet ANOTHER God fearing Christian that COMPLETELY ignores the question...."What Would Jesus Do?"

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      UnusualSuspect3 months ago

      That Trevy...bigots like him just love attention...and to make up words...I can't find "faggotry" in any dictionary...

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    raats66623 months ago

    Marriage is a LEGAL CONTRACT that has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with religion.

    Once you Religious Fanatics get that through your pin heads the world will be a MUCH better place.

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  chevydog3 months ago

  raats -- Trevy has a point, no matter how crudely he puts it. We hope that legality and morality are the same, but t'aint always so. Morality belongs to somebody; legality belongs to us all.

  We currently have abortion on demand in many (forget whether all) places. Some religious persuasions argue against it, stating that life begins at conception; even if you don't agree with this, there is close to universal agreement that a fetus is viable outside the mother after six months. Yet we still allow abortions after this benchmark. I'd submit that this is a case of legality conflicting with almost universally accepted morality and medical reality.

  I understand the arguments for gay marriage; someone's morality should not have to be someone else's legality. But if we're being intellectually honest and consistent, we'd have to reject the abortions above. We haven't.

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    raats66623 months ago

    NO, Trevy does NOT have a point. THIS is the point that is LOST on Trevy and the rest of the idiots that have similar views...Marriage is a LEGAL issue it is NOT a religious issue. THAT is the problem.

    Since Religious Fanatics seem to think that they are the ONLY ones who have a lock on the MORALITY debate it makes it a LITTLE difficult to have an 'open debate' on the subject.

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