Gay marriage ruins it for the rest of us

CFM said:
Multiple spouses and family members. If, as you faggot supporters claim, marriage is about equality, why do you deny it to others. You're not about equality. You're about an agenda.
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When did I ever say they should be denied that?

You sure seem comfortable in your chronic lies. Are you related to Trump?
 
Grumpy said:
YES, science has confirmed there was a flood. such as the Bible mentions. You can try to deny it by saying well it happened some where else and was "borrowed". The Bible refers to a flood. So Noah and the Ark are based on a happening. You deniers try to use the Bibles words literally without admitting the world of 2000 years ago is vastly different than today's world.
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The Bible never says the earth or the world were flooded.. It says eretz.. meaning land.. Compare it to the use of eretz elsewhere as in there was famine in the "land"..

The story of the flood was borrowed from the Babylonians and existed long before the Hebrews of Genesis and Exodus... and is recorded in Dilmun and Mesopotamia a thousand years earlier.

Further, there are NO mountains in the Euphrates River Basin.. Its pretty flat.. Exaggeration makes for great epic myths.
 
bhaktajan said:
from Latin maritare
"to wed, marry, give in marriage"
from maritus (n.) "married man, husband,"
[of uncertain origin, originally a past participle, perhaps ultimately from "provided with a *mari," a young woman]
from PIE root *mari- "young wife, young woman,"

https://www.etymonline.com/word/marry?ref=etymonline_crossreference


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MARI
Latin
Etymology 1
Inflected form of mās (“man”)
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mari


Mari is a feminine given name in the Breton, Japanese, Estonian, Hungarian, Finnish, Welsh, Swedish and Norwegian languages. It is also a devotional given name in Tamil. It can be seen as a cognate of Mary in Danish, Finnish, Norwegian or Swedish.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mari_(given_name)
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Lovely.

“phileo” means “to love”
“adelphos” means “brother”

Never been to Philadelphia, have you?
 
One foot on a banana peel said:
The Holy Spirit tells me Jesus is LORD,the Passover Lamb of YHWH
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Really? I thought it came from that book of yours.

Is it a male voice or a female one? Does it sound like the one in your car’s navigation system?

The three-in-one god thing? Do they all sound the same when they talk to you in your head?
 
Grumpy said:
YES, science has confirmed there was a flood. such as the Bible mentions. You can try to deny it by saying well it happened some where else and was "borrowed". The Bible refers to a flood. So Noah and the Ark are based on a happening. You deniers try to use the Bibles words literally without admitting the world of 2000 years ago is vastly different than today's world.
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I see many movies that are “based on reality”. Doesn’t make them real.

A localized flood is entirely different than a 900 year old man and a boat holding all the world’s animals.
 
Fentoine Lum said:
That's all marriage in america is anyway; an economic contract.
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Not just America. In Europe, it was the wealthy who got married. Like today it was a legal and binding contract. If you think it isn't, get a divorce. the lawyers will teach you the difference. The wealthy were merging families and fortunes. It was involved in the estate after you died. The church stuck their noses into it.
 
CharlesTheGreat said:
However, I don't think the government should have any hand in marriage at all, especially in a country that states freedom of religion as a fundamental right.
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If the state has no role in marriage, will there be no property rights if the couple divorces? Can one spouse take off with all the bank account and belongings?
 
Flash said:
If the state has no role in marriage, will there be no property rights if the couple divorces? Can one spouse take off with all the bank account and belongings?
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I think the point is 'issuing Licenses'. Why do you have to go to a State Office to get permission to 'marry'?
Are you and the lucky bride smart enough to figure out you don't need permission from some Government bureaucrat to tie the knot?
You could become 'married' ... and THEN inform the State of your new status.
I believe THAT is the issue.
 
Yaya said:
Theologically you are right. I hope you understand we do no have a theocracy for our government. As such, homosexual marriage is not and should not be illegal.

That said, how does homosexual marriage effect your life?
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it effected a baker's life.......
 
sear said:
I appreciate your noble effort d7, though it's akin to trying to teach pigs to sing.

PP:
Are you on this Independence day so terrified by the prospect of actually applying the principle of Liberty that you would deny wholly acrimony to those foolish enough to seek it?

The United States of America was founded on principle.
Are you so bereft of principle that you're not even willing to abide by this elemental Founding principle?

So PP:
Your modus operandi is:
I want MY liberty, and
$#@! them !! ?

Perhaps this Independence Day is as good an opportunity as any for you to consider the most fundamental principle of human interaction:
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some day you will learn to use the quote function and I will start reading your posts.......
 
Jack said:
I think the point is 'issuing Licenses'. Why do you have to go to a State Office to get permission to 'marry'?
Are you and the lucky bride smart enough to figure out you don't need permission from some Government bureaucrat to tie the knot?
You could become 'married' ... and THEN inform the State of your new status.
I believe THAT is the issue.
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No, Jack. The issue is GAY marriage and how it “ruins” it for the rest.
 
domer76 said:
No, Jack. The issue is GAY marriage and how it “ruins” it for the rest.
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I was responding to Flash and this post: "If the state has no role in marriage, will there be no property rights if the couple divorces? Can one spouse take off with all the bank account and belongings?"
 
Jack said:
I was responding to Flash and this post: "If the state has no role in marriage, will there be no property rights if the couple divorces? Can one spouse take off with all the bank account and belongings?"
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I don’t know or care about the issuance of licenses. At one point, they required blood tests for them.

Superfluous issue.
 
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