Same-sex marriage and social change: exceeding the speed of thought

Life Site News ^ | Jan 11, 2013 | Matthew J. Franck

[sport]

You are correct. That was whayt the series Sister Wives was on cable t.v. for. To make it appear"normal". And the adult sex with children crowd is nudging their agenda with comments such as "they were born that way", etal.

[Tublecane]

By the way, even if it plays on emotions, and even were it unanswerable, that is only one argument. I’ll eat my hat if that’s what pushed homosexuality into respectability. Certainly young people, among whom gay marriage is as natural as the idea that different races can marry, if not that men and women marry, aren’t concerned about death. That’s the last thing they think about, unless it’s the people they kill in first person shooter games or suicidal thoughts brought about by general boredom.

You ascribe entirely too much force to it.

[JCBreckenridge]

“Stupid hospitals ruined our culture by being selfish!”

If that’s how you feel, you’re on the wrong site.

Naps, you are very wrong about this - sin recruits. Homosexuality is sin. Homosexuality demands acceptance - it demands that others bow and declare it decisively ‘not sin’. This is what gay marriage is all about - acceptance that sin is not sin, and they will continue until everyone who states otherwise is crushed by the state and the ‘consensus’ established.

[Iron Munro]

It will soon be a hate crime to resist a homosexual advance.

[AllAmericanGirl44]

bkmk

[highball]

I do agree that they should be able to go to the hospital to say goodbye to their loved one...that was so stupid of the hospital to not allow that which was the beginning of the initial call for gay marriage. I 100 percent blame the hospitals that gay marriage is even a thought in our country! I could have cared less if they got visitation...why was that such a problem! Stupid hospitals ruined our culture by being selfish! I think if you guys think about it, I am 100 percent correct!

No, you are 100 percent wrong.

It is entirely legitimate for hospitals to limit access and authority to those in a legally-recognized relationship. Not their place to pick and choose.

I agree that hospital visitation was the real beginning, but you can't hold "selfish hospitals" responsible.