Marriage is a real talked about topic right now, especially in the US where people are praising states that have recently permitted 'gay marriage' and in the UK where the current government is pressing to have 'gay marriages' from 2013.
Well, I'm about to set myself up for some backlash, hate speech and grilling by explaining why marriage is, has been and should always be between a man and a woman and why governments need to back off.
#1
If you're not religious, then you're probably a fan of science am I correct? You probably think that we humans are no different to any other animals right? Well, if that's the case, then aren't we arguably NOT cut out for monogamy? If we're just animals shouldn't our mates just be means for the end of self-gratification and reproduction? In which case, why on earth would you want to create and partake in something called marriage? Something that makes you obliged to stick with the same ONE person. Forever. Even if they're undesirable. Even if they're unable to reproduce.
#2
The whole concept of marriage has been distorted. Marriage is a Judaeo-Christian constitution. Marriage was created by God to create an environment to raise children in. To create a strong bond between a man and a woman, filled with love, where both are wholly committed to each other, sharing and constructing their lives in a way that honors themselves and God. Sticking with each other NO MATTER WHAT, working through every single difficult time and overcoming every obstacle big or small. NEVER giving up, abandoning each other, never being with anyone else.
Now it seems these secular nations and governments think marriage is just a 'thing'. No one expects them to last, most people don't see the point in getting married in the first place and if you throw in the towel it's no biggie. WRONG!! If you have it in your head that marriage is just a thing after a fabulous day that you don't actually have to stick to forever, you can leave whenever you want for whatever reason, then honey you need to not get married! You also need to seriously sit down and think about what marriage is because clearly you don't understand.
#3
So, in light of us just being animals who shouldn't even be monogamous, remembering that marriage is eternally binding, that marriage is a bond between two people for the purpose of honoring themselves and God and creating a safe haven for future children: why do homosexuals think marriage is something for them? If you're a practicing homosexual, you clearly are not religious because God is explicit in his condemnation of homosexuality (Leviticus 20:13). If you love and follow God, you don't practice homosexuality. Period. So if you are and you want to get married, why would you take a Christian rite of passage and apply it to your life and disregard the rest, including the Creator of that rite? You can't have children either (don't argue that the system allows you to adopt, you know what I mean here, it's not NATURAL that you have children, so there's no need for you to be married for the purpose of raising children).
There is no need, no reason for gays to get married. Why do you people persist? Marriage is completely inapplicable to you just like a prostate exam is completely inapplicable to a woman. Try imagining a woman demanding a prostate exam because she doesn't feel she receives equal medical treatment to men. Sound ridiculous? Well that's how ridiculous you sound when you demand 'gay marriage'. In this instance, equality does not apply to you here. There are some things in life that apply to some people and not others and as such you can't be made equal in that respect. If you want tax breaks, desecrating a Christian tradition is seriously not the way to get that.
People who are against 'gay marriage' are against it because it is not possible. You can't have a Muslim Jew, you can't have a square circle, in the same way, you can't have 'married' gay people. Marriage does not apply to homosexuals.
Well, I'm about to set myself up for some backlash, hate speech and grilling by explaining why marriage is, has been and should always be between a man and a woman and why governments need to back off.
#1
If you're not religious, then you're probably a fan of science am I correct? You probably think that we humans are no different to any other animals right? Well, if that's the case, then aren't we arguably NOT cut out for monogamy? If we're just animals shouldn't our mates just be means for the end of self-gratification and reproduction? In which case, why on earth would you want to create and partake in something called marriage? Something that makes you obliged to stick with the same ONE person. Forever. Even if they're undesirable. Even if they're unable to reproduce.
#2
The whole concept of marriage has been distorted. Marriage is a Judaeo-Christian constitution. Marriage was created by God to create an environment to raise children in. To create a strong bond between a man and a woman, filled with love, where both are wholly committed to each other, sharing and constructing their lives in a way that honors themselves and God. Sticking with each other NO MATTER WHAT, working through every single difficult time and overcoming every obstacle big or small. NEVER giving up, abandoning each other, never being with anyone else.
Now it seems these secular nations and governments think marriage is just a 'thing'. No one expects them to last, most people don't see the point in getting married in the first place and if you throw in the towel it's no biggie. WRONG!! If you have it in your head that marriage is just a thing after a fabulous day that you don't actually have to stick to forever, you can leave whenever you want for whatever reason, then honey you need to not get married! You also need to seriously sit down and think about what marriage is because clearly you don't understand.
#3
So, in light of us just being animals who shouldn't even be monogamous, remembering that marriage is eternally binding, that marriage is a bond between two people for the purpose of honoring themselves and God and creating a safe haven for future children: why do homosexuals think marriage is something for them? If you're a practicing homosexual, you clearly are not religious because God is explicit in his condemnation of homosexuality (Leviticus 20:13). If you love and follow God, you don't practice homosexuality. Period. So if you are and you want to get married, why would you take a Christian rite of passage and apply it to your life and disregard the rest, including the Creator of that rite? You can't have children either (don't argue that the system allows you to adopt, you know what I mean here, it's not NATURAL that you have children, so there's no need for you to be married for the purpose of raising children).
There is no need, no reason for gays to get married. Why do you people persist? Marriage is completely inapplicable to you just like a prostate exam is completely inapplicable to a woman. Try imagining a woman demanding a prostate exam because she doesn't feel she receives equal medical treatment to men. Sound ridiculous? Well that's how ridiculous you sound when you demand 'gay marriage'. In this instance, equality does not apply to you here. There are some things in life that apply to some people and not others and as such you can't be made equal in that respect. If you want tax breaks, desecrating a Christian tradition is seriously not the way to get that.
People who are against 'gay marriage' are against it because it is not possible. You can't have a Muslim Jew, you can't have a square circle, in the same way, you can't have 'married' gay people. Marriage does not apply to homosexuals.
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