God created marriage, and he did it between a man and a woman, now everything outside of Him is sin, and there is no life outside of Him. When God says that being gay is a sin, He's not being a tyrant, but rather a loving father who cares for his children, since He knows that in anything outside of Him there is NO life. It is like a father telling his child to not run with scissors, because he knows that he can fall and harm himself. Knowing this, allowing people to have gay marriage is like letting them harm themselves, so they shouldn’t be allowed to.
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Not everyone has to succumb to other people's religious beliefs. If you don't like/approve of gay marriage, you don't have to be in a gay marriage. What others do shouldn't affect your life or beliefs. God never explicitly says gay marriage is wrong, and it is never mentioned in the Bible. If God is a "loving father who cares for his children," then he loves unconditionally, despite people's relationship habits and sexuality. Not everything outside of God's principles is a sin. The idea of gay marriage being a sin in Christianity is built off of Christi… Read more
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God didn't necessarily create marriage, but he created love. Marriage was created by man, after whom we named the holiday Valentine's Day.
Plus, even if allowing Gay Marriage is "harming" the individuals who choose it, it's their choice. Despite all warnings, if they continue to love who they want, then who are we to constantly scold them as if they know no better? Plus, it's within our First Amendment to be able to have free speech and free religious beliefs, and you can not force what you believe on others.
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Not everyone believes in God, or commits to the traditional ways of teaching or practicing religion. Gay marriage shouldn't have any harm on anyone, strangers, family members, even their own lovers, aside from what they believe. What matters is who that person is and what they do, not what gender they are or what gender(s) they're attracted to.
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In the United States, the Constitution protects both religious freedom and individual rights. Religious groups are free to define marriage according to their beliefs, but the government cannot impose those beliefs on everyone. Civil marriage is a legal institution, and under the Fourteenth Amendment, it must be applied equally to all citizens.
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1. Where in the Bible does it say that God is against homosexuality
2. Freedom of religion is protected by the first amendment in the Bill of Rights, therefore any argument based on Christianity or any other Religion is irrelevant and void
3. Sexuality is not something a person chooses, and is rather instinctual, therefore it could be argued that God created gay people.
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No
In the Bible it says in Leviticus 18:22 You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination." which means is very frowned upon to be gay. I'm not saying they are bad people and I'm not gonna think any different of them but in Jesus's eyes people should not be gay or marry other gay people.
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