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    gay marriage as opposed to a straight. Gay marriage is the union of two individuals of the same sex through…

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    As of late, there have been many different discussion about whether same-sex marriage is legal which, is actually an argument over what side is right. Different states have stated that same-sex marriage is correct, which came because homosexuals want it to be considered right all over the world. One large reason that so many people have taken the side of the homosexuals is because they figured out how to voice their ideas. Same-sex marriage has been illegal for thousands of years and should not…

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    Same sex marriage in the United States has always been a controversial topic. Some believe that it is the sacred bond between a man and a woman only. Others believe that love has no boundaries and that all should be able to marry regardless of gender and sexual orientation. In 2015, the Supreme Court ruled that all states must allow same sex marriages. The impacts of same sex marriages in the U. S. have been great, in that many other aspects of society have been altered due to the legalization…

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    Nsw Family Equality

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    The legal system has been highly effective in achieving justice for family members in regards to same-sex relationships and parental responsibility. In order to achieve justice for family members, the legal system has sought to create comprehensive protections in order to produce an effective outcome. This has been achieved through growing recognition of same sex couples and providing protections for them as an alternative family arrangement and through the changing nature of parental…

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    non-traditional forms of marriage, specifically, regarding the implications of allowing same-sex marriage. The question is; can one open up marriage relationships to other varieties of non-traditional forms of marriage such as gay marriage, and if so where do we draw the line, for example are polygamous relationships acceptable. In terms of ethical relativism, both personal and social relativism share the same notion when it comes to allowing non-traditional forms of marriage. As ethical…

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    Gay Marriage Is allowing gay marriages appropriate? What would your reaction be, if one day you were faced with the fact that your child was marrying a person of the same sex. What would you do? How would you deal with it? The acceptance of this situation would be received by some; however, others would have a severe reaction to these circumstances. Marriage is a religious right between one man and one woman.Gay marriage should not be allowed due to the fact it violates natural law, it denies a…

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    because that same-sex marriage has become legal nationwide in the U.S. On June 26, state-level bans of same-sex marriage were judged as violating the Equal Protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution by the United State Supreme Court. On the other words, same-sex couples got the legally protected right of getting married as well as what different-sex couples have in the U.S from that time on. Traditionally, marriage is a matter of couples with different sex, and only…

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    marriage in 21 country. The first thing he wrote is the Supreme Court’s judged the right to same-sex marriage; as a result, some people were have the same question: “could the decision presage a constitution right to plural marriage?”(1). Second, the author wrote that The Judge Richard A. Posner “rejected a right to plural marriage because it would lead to gender imbalances.” (1) Also, most of the same-sex marriage supporters reject the policy of plural marriage, one of the reason is plural…

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    Webster’s online dictionary, the word marriage has two definitions. The first definition states that “the state of being united to a person of the opposite sex as husband or wife in a consensual and contractual relationship recognized by law.” The second definition states that “the state of being united to a person of the same sex in a relationship like that of a traditional marriage ”. Over the years of transformation of the United States, beliefs towards the institution of marriage have…

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    Obama after the Supreme Court ruled that states cannot ban same-sex marriage. This statement proves that America was built based on a constitution that characterized everybody as equal with no man better than another. This rejects discrimination against any person based on their religion, race, or other things such as sexuality. The United States has fought to protect the rights of those who have been discriminated against, and same-sex couples have had their fight for freedom, too. Although…

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