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    whole and entire within itself, may, after all, be but a symptom of some ailment in the spiritual part" (Source Novel). Here the quote explains how adultery was a disease and illness. In the Puritan society, religion has taught the people that the act of adultery was a horrible sin to commit. It would spiritually adulterate and corrupt the person. In modern American society, religion also teaches people values and principles to live by. In other words, religion has still been lodged into the…

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    pre-marital relationship you can just walk away with nothing holding you two together but what if the two are married. Instead of plain cheating it has become adultery which is a breach of the marriage contract between two people. I claim that adultery is impermissible because at the time you sign the marriage document and or bound religiously, you enter into an agreement with the other person in which you will be faithful to the other fully.…

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    Growing up in the latter part of Sullivan’s generation, I can relate to and agree to the majority of his perspectives of what is a homosexual. None the less, I can also relate to the evolving perspectives of homosexuality in today’s generation. Raising a homosexual child in today’s society has provided me with an updated insight into the ever changing homosexual culture. The combination of my experiences, as well as the accompanied sources, has provided me with an understanding of both…

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    The hot topic I will be summarizing is the same-sex marriage. This video talks about two lawyers that once went against each other in the case of Bush v. Al Gore. Now there teaming up together to get same-sex marriage approved. This issue was brought up when California had passed the same-sex marriage bill. Certain people were not happy with it and sadly proposition 8 was formed. What proposition 8 is that it eliminated all same-sex couple marriage in the state of California. There was no live…

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    Should Gay Marriage Be Legalized? Unions between people of the same sex have existed for thousands of years. Throughout the years, people have done many things that have favored most of the people and some have opposed to it. Many people think it is bad and religious people think is wrong. Most get discriminated just because they are different. All same-sex couples want is to be recognized in a good way. They want to get treated equally and also they want to have the same equal rights as…

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    and wide-ranging news conference as he returned from his first foreign trip. Why can’t you marry the love of your life? Why can’t you spend the rest of your life with a person you love legally? Why cant you wake up daily without begin judged? Gay marriage is a topic in which religion is bias, if it were not for religion; there wouldn’t be such a controversy. Since small, we were all taught that only a man and a woman get married. That God made you who you are now. Well if we are gay then it is…

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    people and state governments use their religious beliefs in demeaning the value of gay marriage. Congressional republicans were working together to activate a bill called the First Amendment Defense Act, preventing federal government in taking discriminatory action from denying tax benefits, contracts, and grants to same-sex couples based on religious decision. This is a reaction upon legalizing on same-sex marriage and rather unfortunate since national government will not have any power and…

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    legalization of gay marriage, many societies rapidly accepted it while many still hold strong their morals and values as homosexuality becomes increasingly popular. Religious practices and beliefs has…

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    Gay marriage, also known as same-sex marriage, has and will continue to be a highly controversial topic throughout the world today. According to the Williams Institute at UCLA, only 3.5 percent of Americans claim to be homosexual, yet it continues to divide this great nation. In the United States, 39 out of the 50 states oppose gay marriage, 6 states allow it, and 5 states allow a civil union between same-sex partners, but do not allow them to marry. These numbers seem like they would…

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    a criminal act that are motivated wholly or partly by criminals because of race, religion, ethnicity, disability or sexual orientation. Hate crimes are committed against people, against property and against society. Each state has its own legislation, which allows each state to define hate crime laws and to choose which classification to include in their laws. Hate crimes are usually targeted in accordance with a person’s gender or gender identification, it is also targeted…

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