Pro Gay Marriage Essay

LOVE – a word that is said to be the most abused word on the planet. A word that was used in the Bible explaining why God gave His one and only son for us. A word that can be used to describe to a person who will go beyond measure to make someone happy. Often times as we think of this word in reference to feeling between person of a different gender we tend to automatically connect it to marriage, which is another abused privilege. This is time of the history where it is equality is hardly pressed on everyone. Everything has to be fair for everyone – even in having a privilege to get married. Surely enough, in May of 1970, Jack Baker and James McConnell of University of Minnesota applied for a marriage license since law on marriage made no mentions on gender. …show more content…
One would think that after this the chase on homosexual marriage would be over but after a chain of events on fighting for this “right” on July 26, 2015, same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide. A gay-marriage website provides a pro/con list about gay marriage and to highlight some unique argument that is brought up it is said that: Since marriage has its physical and psychological benefits, preventing gay marriage would cause an increasing rate of psychological disorder; Same-sex marriage may even be more stable than heterosexual marriage, and; Many religious leaders and churches support gay marriage and are consistent with the scripture. This last point was supported with openly gay former Bishop Gene Robinson who stated, “Scripture says where there is love, there is God