Role of Religion in Same Sex Marriage Essay

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    lost, and now they lost in the battle of prohibiting same-sex couple marriage too. The world always in the motion of changing, and no ideas or beliefs can last forever. Soon or later they would fall and crumble just like the Berlin Wall, which was once stood high and mighty. Gay people have been oppressed for generations and it cannot stay the same any longer. Especially not in America, this is a land of freedom. It is a good thing that same sexes couples are allowed to get married because they…

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    Olsen, editor for The Wall Street Journal, is about how gays and lesbians deserves equal rights like everyone one else and to stop discrimination in all of the states. In his article he stated "... Withholding marriage causes infinite and permanent stigma, pain and isolation" (Olsen Para. 11). It is possible to feel isolated from society when you 're not allowed to marry but other heterosexual couples can. Denying gay couples their rights to marry denies their…

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    which is not supported or encouraged by the law rests in a kind of limbo, outside of what is legitimate or illegitimate. Same-sex marriage embodies this experience. That the law continues to endorse heterosexual marriage and, by implication, discourage homosexual marriage means that…

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    Civil unions and Same-Sex Marriages God created man and woman to join in union to have and to hold, for rich or poor, through sickness and health. As man and woman join union, than they are to procreate and have children. This has been was the Lord’s way, since the creation of time until the 1960’s. However, there are some that have sexual attraction for man to man, woman to woman, and to both. Like man and woman these couples long for each and eventually fall in love to plan to be together…

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    All throughout time, gay and lesbian individuals have been denied certain rights for many reasons. Whether the issue be with same sex marriage, adoption by same sex couples, or gay and lesbian groups in school, these issues need to be addressed. Many of them, in recent times, have been addressed, and rights like gay marriage have been legalized. However, even though many matters involving gay rights have been legalized, they have not been accepted by society today. Book: Gay Rights- Kafka…

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    Legalizing Gay Marriage

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    legalization of gay marriage has raised so many red flags to many citizen and is still being fought hand and nail today. Gay relationships have always been frown upon since the beginning of time, and God forbid that the same sex couples want to marry one another. On June 26th, 2015 the Supreme Court established a new civil right and handed gay rights advocates a historic victory (Washington, CNN).This ruling by the Supreme Court set straight that there is no banning of same sex marriage in all…

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    Marriage is most commonly known as the legally or formally joined union of two people as partners in a relationship. One of the common arguments against the sanction of same-sex marriage is the fact that most people believe marriage should only be practiced between a man and a woman. In my opinion, the only requirement that should be present for marriage would be love. A same-sex couple is as perfectly capable of being in love as a heterosexual couple. If a non-heterosexual couple believes to…

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    Unfortunately, the same environment that these children grow up in will be similar to the ones that children in the same sex marriages will experience. A child whose parents are in a same sex marriage will at all times not have the privilege of growing up with either his natural father or mother. The child will be raised by one half of the marriage institution who has no blood connection with him in any way and in the process will be deprived of a father or mother figure. Therefore, same sex…

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    twelve or thirteen years old, when people were starting to protest for or against legalized gay marriage in the state of California. It was then that my parents explained to me what this was and how it was against the Bible. I then went on to do my own studying to see where I stood on the issue. I agreed with my parents that this was unbiblical and that I disagreed with the relationship between same sex people. However, I have come in contact with gay and lesbian people, and I do not…

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    Amendment requires a state to license a marriage between two people of the same sex and recognize a marriage between two people of the same sex when their marriage was lawfully licensed and performed out-of-state. The Supreme Court ruling in United States v. Windsor led, many states to legalize same-sex marriage. This set the stage for Obergefell v. Hodges. On June 26, 2013, The Supreme Court struck down The Defense of Marriage Act. They ruled that legally married same-sex couples are entitled…

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