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MissIndigo
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What is the worst that could happen if gay marriage was allowed?
Persecution and jail time for people who want to maintain traditional Christian marriage. The laws in other countries have protected preist/pastor but not the average church member. The CYC ruling were they were fined $5000 is the tip of the iceberg. Judges with a punitive mindset and clear bias like the judge in that case will payout on people attempting to maintain historical standards.
Gay marriage being forced to be taught as acceptable at all schools including Christian ones and the government money will removed if they don't. My son has been protected from much of the encroaching sexualization of our society. Schools being forced to addresss these issues before I thinks kids are ready for it (eg under 10) is not what I want for my kids.
Increasing in the number of children being raised by non biological parents. Gay marriage will increase the number of gay people wanting families . However at least one parent in a gay couple cannot be a biological parent.
You asked for the worst that could happen, these may not occur but honestly they are some of my concerns. Part of me thinks that a truly secular society would not have marriage at all and leave it to peoples personal religious/philosophical choice.
Actually it didn't need to be GBLTI marriages that sparked this off.
All it takes is another dominant religion to assert itself using the laws of human rights and 'racism' (e.g EU courts) to counter the dominance or the right of Christianity to exist and be freely celebrated by Christians.
Without naming any religions because my point isn't made to demonise but inform/discuss.
As an example, in the UK I read that some companies stopped celebrating Christmas (no christmas party, no christmas decor, no christmas greeting or the word christmas) for fear of a legal backlash of people of other religions suing them for punitive damages (e.g 'hurt feelings', racism, etc).
Christmas greetings were changed to "Happy Holidays" and many schools banned the celebration of Christmas so that it would be more 'inclusive' of other religions - yet the irony is that the other religions were free to celebrate their own festivals, but Christian festivals were singled out.
In my home country all the religions are catered to - at least the official ones - so no religion can really jump up and scream 'racism'. No religion is favoured, or singled out, like Christianity is in some countries these days.
Its just a little strange to me, that's all.
So to say that GBLTI marriages would lead specifically to the above I think might not be the case.
Without wanting to sound like a troll, I am just concerned more for the fact that I have read recently that the proponents for polygamy might now step up and ask for marriage of multiple persons now that they consider as the 'floodgates' opening.
I don't intend at all for this to offend or to make GBLTIs the scapegoat as polygamy proponents have been trying this for ages using 'freedom of religion' and 'human rights' as an opening to get it in, but it is a fairly legit concern and I'm wondering what do others have in terms of opinions and comments about it...without having to dig into the nasty box and fling it around.
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