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You know, Use of Time, you really need to think a little.
So UT, would you have a problem with polygamy marriage, or a man getting married to his daughter?
It is a simple yes or no, but an explanation of your answer would be nice also.
God is not mocked. Seems like I remember that He destroyed a city over the sick sin of sodomy.
I fear for this nation. I think we are rapidly heading for God's judgment.
We are 18 trillion in debt, have spat in God's face on moral and ethical issues, the church is shallow and worldly.
There isn't a country on this planet that has it right with God.
No, you always do the answering a question with a question bit.
These things are all different things that have nothing to do with homosexual marriage. I couldn't do a polygamist marriage but if people want to try to manage that scenario then good luck to them. Marrying your daughter should be an obvious no no. Genetic issues first and foremost and then the risk of emotional distress and manipulation that comes with partnering with a parent. The only thing these three issues have in common are 1) They are outside of the Bible's instructions and 2) Salty doesn't like them.
Justice John Roberts: "It is striking how much of the majority’s reasoning would apply with equal force to the claim of a fundamental right to plural marriage."
Don't care. My family will continue to serve the Lord. Full stop. That keeps me plenty busy. The United States Government is not now nor has ever been my moral or spiritual compass. I didn't lose anything today. Other people think they gained something.
Don't care. My family will continue to serve the Lord. Full stop. That keeps me plenty busy. The United States Government is not now nor has ever been my moral or spiritual compass. I didn't lose anything today. Other people think they gained something.
I think you lost more than you realize. You are a citizen of this country. You live here. All of us will be affected by this, one way or the other.
Let WHO have them back? And who has the authority to do so?
Please explain to me then exactly what it is I lost today. The sun is going to rise tomorrow and I'm still going to be saved. The LGBT community wasn't created today folks, the US simply acknowledged that it's government probably shouldn't be in the business of interfering with two consenting adults decision to marry each other. I completely understand this decision. I also acknowledge homosexuality as a sin.
Today happened. It isn't going to unhappen.
I think you lost more than you realize. You are a citizen of this country. You live here. All of us will be affected by this, one way or the other.
Please explain to me then exactly what it is I lost today. The sun is going to rise tomorrow and I'm still going to be saved. The LGBT community wasn't created today folks, the US simply acknowledged that it's government probably shouldn't be in the business of interfering with two consenting adults decision to marry each other. I completely understand this decision. I also acknowledge homosexuality as a sin.
Today happened. It isn't going to unhappen.
As usual (at least for me), excellent points and excellent post but I see it as a takeover by the federal government over a states' right issue. DOMA was unconstitutional but now SSM is a mandate? Should've gone with the constitutional amendment.
And I don't see how this won't affect polygamy - they used the 14th - equal protection for bisexuals is consistent with this ruling and that's next. But, as you say, who really cares? Sin is sin and SCOTUS can't define that.
I think you lost more than you realize. You are a citizen of this country. You live here. All of us will be affected by this, one way or the other.
Please explain to me then exactly what it is I lost today. The sun is going to rise tomorrow and I'm still going to be saved. The LGBT community wasn't created today folks, the US simply acknowledged that it's government probably shouldn't be in the business of interfering with two consenting adults decision to marry each other. I completely understand this decision. I also acknowledge homosexuality as a sin.
Today happened. It isn't going to unhappen.