JACKEL.RC said:The bible ( i cant speak for other religions) says that the marriage is made for male and female
Actually, let's clear some things up here. I'm an atheist, but at one point I considered becoming a baptist minister. I have actually studied the christian scriptures extensively.
The bible doesn't contain the word Marriage ANYWHERE. It makes absolutely NO statement that Marriage is between one man and one woman. Several of the Key figures in scripture had several wives, including king Solomon who kept hundreds of concubines.
The only thing the Bible does say about "taking a wife" is... "Don't do it". 1 Corinthians Chapter 7.
On the topic of Homosexuality, well the bible makes no mention of Lesbians whatsoever, and the various verses typically used to comdemn Homosexual Men can be interpreted as actually talking about use of male prostitutes, rather than simply male-male sex.
Add to this that King David, the ancestor of Jesus, was a Homosexual who fell in love with King Saul's Son, Prince Jonathan. 1 Samuel 18 says "the soul of Jonathan was knit with the soul of David, and Jonathan loved him as his own soul. And Saul took him that day, and would let him go no more home to his father's house. Then Jonathan and David made a covenant, because he loved him as his own"
Despite David haveing homosexual sex with Jonathan and moving in to live together, he is revered as one of the great "men of god" in scripture.
And yet, Many christians simply don't know what their own Holy Book says, but simply repeat what has been said by hatemongering priests and ministers. Christians are not against Gay Marriage because the Bible says so - it says no such thing.
It's simply a case of the same old prejudice being repeated over and over again until it becomes a tradition.
JACKEL.RC said:I respect ur opinion and ur way of life so please choose ur words a bit carefully, because comparing religioun with cancer is too far imo
I can respect that you have a right to have belief, and to follow any religion you wish - but that doesn't mean that I respect the religion itself.
I actually chose the word Cancer very carefully - a cancer is a disease that grows within the body, and "pretends" to be the body's own tissue - but is incredibly harmful and ultimately leads to suffering and death.
That sounds *exactly* like religion to me
That being said (and getting back on topic, I guess) civil partnerships are all that is required, but the key principle should always be one of equality.