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Question: Should an ammendment be passed by the state congresses to make it where only one man and one woman can be united in marriage?
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Total Voters: 52

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Stranger in a strange land
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« on: June 04, 2008, 11:26:52 AM »


It has nothing to do with that. Marriage is a religious institution between a man and a women, that's the reason, nothing else. Based on other posts which others have seen I have nothing against gay people. I support gay adoption, repealing of "don't ask don't tell" and I support civil unions.

And I hope that JSojourner's post wasn't directed at me.

no. Marriage is not a religious institution, and no church should or would ever be forced to conduct same-sex weddings if such unions violate their beliefs. However, it is immoral to force your religious beliefs on people who do not share them.
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Stranger in a strange land
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« Reply #1 on: June 08, 2008, 12:07:17 AM »

It amazes me how the forum votes compared to the dozens of states that have passed these sorts of amendments.

None of them have, because Congress never has.

Most of the members of this forum are college-educated males under the age of 30, and the younger generation so far tends to tilt towards small-l libertarianism, and are far more accepting of gay people than their parents.
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