The Christian community should vote whether to allow gay marriage or not.
Non religious people shouldn't have a say in how a religion they don't believe in should be governed under the equality act. It's oppressive anti oppression.
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gemimaia · 26-30, F
@SaladTosser Yeah you just emphasized my point. They can use it as a way to live their lives but not as a way for anyone else to. The Bible isn't a reliable source of information or something. It's a religious text. No religious texts are fact. Only ideology and belief.
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gemimaia · 26-30, F
I think every individual should have a right to what to do with their own life. Non-religious people should have a say in such, because they are trying to give them that right without any religious bias.
Just because I'm a Satanist doesn't mean I suddenly have the only say in what another Satanist does with his or her personal life. I can certainly have an opinion but I'm gonna be biased. You have to dissolve all social and religious groups to make decisions that deal with human rights. You're a human first before anything else.
The problem is that a lot of Christians can't seem to make decisions without referencing the Bible, which isn't a reliable source of information.
Just because I'm a Satanist doesn't mean I suddenly have the only say in what another Satanist does with his or her personal life. I can certainly have an opinion but I'm gonna be biased. You have to dissolve all social and religious groups to make decisions that deal with human rights. You're a human first before anything else.
The problem is that a lot of Christians can't seem to make decisions without referencing the Bible, which isn't a reliable source of information.
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gemimaia · 26-30, F
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Nobody is trying to alter the meaning of the Bible. I'm clarifying the Bible's place in society. It shouldn't be used to make laws. No religious text should.
And what do you mean by non-religious people? You mean atheists? Or non-Christians? Not all weddings have to be Christian weddings lol. You say that like there's only one way to get married.
I could say the same thing about Christians trying to make decisions about matters that have to deal with human rights.
Nobody is trying to alter the meaning of the Bible. I'm clarifying the Bible's place in society. It shouldn't be used to make laws. No religious text should.
And what do you mean by non-religious people? You mean atheists? Or non-Christians? Not all weddings have to be Christian weddings lol. You say that like there's only one way to get married.
I could say the same thing about Christians trying to make decisions about matters that have to deal with human rights.
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gemimaia · 26-30, F
@SaladTosser Oh so if a couple goes up to you guys and asks someone to marry them, you guys will only do it if their Christian? Yeah that doesn't sound rude at all.
How do you know what religion someone is affiliated with? You're gonna ask? Is it your place to ask? Or should you just be grateful that someone is giving you the honor of marrying them regardless.
How do you know what religion someone is affiliated with? You're gonna ask? Is it your place to ask? Or should you just be grateful that someone is giving you the honor of marrying them regardless.