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I don't imagine that grounding your pseudo-rational argument against gay marriage in religious texts will garner much traction here. There might be arguments f

by rmxt 11y ago

I don't imagine that grounding your pseudo-rational argument against gay marriage in religious texts will garner much traction here. There might be arguments from child-rearing benefits and social obligations...but using the Bible to justify those benefits seems like circular logic.

coldpie 11y ago
> There might be arguments from child-rearing benefits and social obligations Since religious arguments trivially violate the 1st Amendment, these are the arguments that were tried in court and were found wanting. No need to rehash those cases here. The only remaining "argument" is an irrational fear or hatred of gay people, which we call homophobia.