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marvellousmuscle{at}yahoo.co.uk says...
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>Chuck Lysaght wrote:
>> Two men CAN love each other and live happily ever after.
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>Chuck,
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>That doesn't answer the question, which is about Holy Matrimony.
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>To speak from an Anglican Christian viewpoint (there will be others,
>but the use of those words is directly relevant to the rites of the
>Anglican church) I would look at the purposes of marriage. The
>introduction to the marriage service makes it very clear that the first
>objective of marriage is the procreation of children.
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>Homosexuals cannot procreate.

A) how comical, because the law now does not prohibit people who cannot have
children from getting married.

B)lesbians can, and gays can adopt. 

so, once again (and again and again and again) there is no rational and
reasonable and legal reasons why gays and lesbians cannot get married.

none. zero. zippo-roma-rama-dama-ding-dong-none. 

>That is one very good reason why two men shouldn't be united in Holy
>Matrimony.

hey, if you guys in the Church of the Catholic Wannabes don't want to marry gays
and lesbians in your place of worship, you have that right.

but that shouldn't prevent gays and lesbians from being legally married. none at
all.

it's really very simple. it always has been. 

love and kisses, 

j r sherman 



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