Difference between revisions of "Talk:Same-sex marriage/pov"

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(→‎List of viewpoints: another contradiction identified - I think)
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#homosexuals should have 'equal rights'
 
#homosexuals should have 'equal rights'
 
#same-sex "marriage" is simply a matter of giving [[equal rights]] to gays  
 
#same-sex "marriage" is simply a matter of giving [[equal rights]] to gays  
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#only the New Testament really matters.
 
 
#the Biblical condemnation of homosexuality as sin is 'merely a claim' rather than 'objective truth'.
 
#the Biblical condemnation of homosexuality as sin is 'merely a claim' rather than 'objective truth'.
 
#*The Bible's stance on homosexuality isn't a very clear one
 
#*The Bible's stance on homosexuality isn't a very clear one
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##it says quite a few things are abominations or illegal that we consider okay today.
 
##it says quite a few things are abominations or illegal that we consider okay today.
 
##the old testament is somewhat irrelevant to Christianity
 
##the old testament is somewhat irrelevant to Christianity
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##only the New Testament really matters.

Revision as of 13:58, April 5, 2007

List of viewpoints

  1. marriage is a right
  2. homosexuals should have 'equal rights'
  3. same-sex "marriage" is simply a matter of giving equal rights to gays
  4. the Biblical condemnation of homosexuality as sin is 'merely a claim' rather than 'objective truth'.
    • The Bible's stance on homosexuality isn't a very clear one
    • the Old Testament considers it an abomination
  5. Very few homosexuals want to "marry" each other
    • "very few want to marry each other" is a lie
  6. the immediate intent of same-sex "marriage" agitation is to remove the stigma of being called a "fornicator"
  7. Same-sex "marriage" adopts the form of marriage for the supposed purpose of destroying the sanctity of marriage and justifying homosexuality.
  8. Old Testament prohibitions can be ignored, because
    1. it says quite a few things are abominations or illegal that we consider okay today.
    2. the old testament is somewhat irrelevant to Christianity
    3. only the New Testament really matters.