Fezzik wrote:Marriage was derived from a latin word meaning union of man and woman. This is a really brief and undescriptive definition. This is the meaning of marriage. The union of two guys or two gals, is not considered marriage. Dont get me wrong. I dont believe it's good to be gay, but that is what my Christian belief is. I dont go discriminating against gays and i have friends that are gay, but under definintion two people of the same sex can not be married. Now the definition didnt say that an asian woman and a caucasion man's union isnt a marriage. They are man and woman, so they fall under that definition. Now if two people of the same sex want to get married, we need to invent a new word for it. Its not hard, have them agree on a word. We create words like crazy. Look how the internet has created so many new words. So my opinion and belief, if two couples of the same sex want a union or bond, then create a new word for but dont call it a marriage.
Thats just rediculous, and incredibly contradictive...If we started incorportating all the ancient meanings and ideals into todays era, topics like this wouldnt even be discussed. There is a reason for modern interpetations and developement of ancient ideas and ideals. And if you try to tell me that today's marriages constitute and include the same process's and form as marriages do today. again you saying 'by definition'..i think you are forgeting we do NOT follow ancient definitions any longer, they have to be modernized as society has become. By your definition, none of the marriages we have today are 'a marriage'.
I cant even begin to express my utter disapointment that something so ignorant would be spewed upon a board looking for inteligent discussion.
Its almost amazing how much the 'church' seems to be holding people back in the 'old' way's of thinking and expression.:help
