DamnYankee
Loyal to the end
Read through the exchange and perhaps you'll understand it better.What an incredibly boneheaded statement. What does that have to do w/ marriage and liberty?
Read through the exchange and perhaps you'll understand it better.What an incredibly boneheaded statement. What does that have to do w/ marriage and liberty?
I don't care what they do.
Read through the exchange and perhaps you'll understand it better.
In what way have you suddenly desanctified your marriage since gays have been allowed to marry in many nations and even some states in this union?
Remember, the only way it can be sanctified is through your actions (going to church and being "joined" per God's will, "what God has joined together, let no man put asunder"), and the only way it can be "de" sanctified is through you, or your wife's actions. (Seeking divorce, sleeping around, etc.).
What other people do has no effect on your marriage, only theirs.
Explain.I did read through it. It was your usual dopey bigotry.
That's not what I said. Nice straw man though.That's interesting. By divorcing, you don't think they're affecting the "sanctity of marriage?"
Liberalism is what's failing. That, and calling people names like "bigot" when you disagree with them.Nah - it's just something bigots have done for year. Try to equate equivalency where none exists.
And guess what? It fails every time.
That's not what I said. Nice straw man though.
But we do allow them to get married. Unlike driving their marriage cannot kill you, does not hurt you, and can do nothing to "desanctify" anything at all.
I've noticed that since gay people have been getting married, the world has not collapsed onto itself and your marriage is still sanctified as much as you believe it was before. Nothing at all has happened to you and yours.
It's not a strawman. If that's not what you believe, then your position is inconsistent.
This is no great surprise. You don't really have strong feelings about protecting the "sanctity of marriage." You really just hate gay people.
That's interesting. By divorcing, you don't think they're affecting the "sanctity of marriage?"
What you're trying to do is say that since X is a contributing factor to damaging the institution of marriage, that we should also do Y, even though its obvious that Y would also damage it.
With your second sentence I can be silly as you and mock you: You don't really have strong feelings about protecting gay people. You really just hate the sanctity of marriage.
What is the "sanctity of marriage?"....whats it mean ?
Does it have something to do with Catholics calling it a 'sacrament' ?
I won't know who or why used that phase first, but the lefties have latched onto it like it was gold.....
and yes....it is a strawman
The lefties are trying to steer this into the religions realm, so they can then cite separation of church and state. Once gay marriage is legal then the lefties will drop the church-state stance and force religion to recognize it and perform the ceremonies.What is the "sanctity of marriage?"....whats it mean ?
Does it have something to do with Catholics calling it a 'sacrament' ?
I won't know who or why used that phase first, but the lefties have latched onto it like it was gold.....
and yes....it is a strawman
Was that mocking me? It just sounds like your usual dopey stuff to me.
I'm just saying your position is inconsistent. If your reason for not allowing gays to marry is to protect the "sanctity," it's inconsistent to support divorced people getting married again.
That's all.
It's not my marriage that is the issue, but the institution of it.
Collapsed, no. But has it benefited society?The institution of your marriage has not changed. The institution of marriage has yet to collapse in every nation or state where this is allowed. It doesn't happen.
Collapsed, no. But has it benefited society?
Collapsed, no. But has it benefited society?
To shine the harsh light of truth on my discussion with another poster.