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Recently, people have been arguing with respect to the definition of marriage. To get married is a very important event for almost everyone. Particularly for women, marriage and giving a birth could be the two major events of their lives. Andrew Sullivan and William Bennett are authors who are arguing about homosexual marriage. Sullivan believes in same-sex marriage because he thinks everyone has a right to marry. On the other hand, Bennett speaks out against Sullivan’s opinion. Bennett makes a claim that marriage is between a man and a woman structuring their entire life together. Both authors’ opinions differ on same-sex marriage. Nevertheless, their ideas are well recognized.

Marriage: a legally recognized relationship, set up by common or religious function, between two individuals who expect to live respectively as sexual and residential accomplices. Regularly this is between a man and a woman, in incredibly, before their families, to vow to spend whatever remains of their lives together. As times keep on evolving far and wide so has the thought and laws concerning marriage. Marriage is no more pretty much a man and a woman committing themselves to each other forever, it now envelops, gay and lesbians also, as they promise to love, respect, and trust each other all the times of their lives. Same-sex marriage, likewise ordinarily alluded to as Gay marriage, is a fervently issue that partitions an awesome number of individuals all through the world. In this pugnacious exposition, the subject is investigated by three of its fundamental contentions. The principal investigation of this point will include the capacity of same-sex couples to parent as adequately as their heterosexual partners. Next, the legitimate issues encompassing same-sex marriage are investigated. Ultimately, the religious contentions are assessed. Both sides of the contention for and against same-sex marriage are talked about while the per user is given an admiration for the position of supporting marriage equality.

Gay marriage is a topic that is heavily debated in this day and age. Whether or not it should be legal for homosexuals to get married is a theme that authors Andrew Sullivan, who wrote “For Gay Marriage” and William J. Bennett, who wrote “Against Gay Marriage” use in there articles. The main points the authors both discus is the meaning of marriage itself, the social impact same sex marriage will have on society, and the influence on children and teens. Although, the authors have similar themes disused in their topics, there are more differences in how they view same sex marriage.

For centuries across the world, homosexuality was determined to be sinful and wrongful in the eyes of the Christian faith. However, in present day ideas and opinions about same-sex relationships, marriages, and sexual acts have spiraled out of control and the Catholic Church has to figure out what side to take during these rough times. Groups and movements like the LGBT movement which stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have made huge advancements in the last century with many questioning the authority and positions The Church takes and what evidence they have to back it. This research paper will outline the biblical passages, commentaries, scholars, and what Paul has to say about homosexuality in Christianity.

In a world in which sells sex, many women are victims of sex crimes and abuses. This dark side of the sexual revolution and artificial contraception has allowed for women to be used and mistreated as a means to the end of pleasure by men. Pope John Paul II recognized this distortion of love and its pain. He offers his Theology of the Body (TOB) as a remedy, affirming spouses through their union with Christ. “Love excludes every kind of submission by which [either spouse] would become a servant or slave of the [other spouse], an object on one-sided submission (TOB, 473). John Paul II articulates the authority in marriage rest in Christ as it is through him the fruits of equality and submission born.

Francis DeBernardo, head of a LGBT Catholics organization, has said that "many gay and lesbian couples are leading lives of heroic devotion to each other, their children, and their communities. I hope and pray that you will reflect not only on the harm that this decree will cause but also the good that can occur if you withdraw it." (Crary). People who like the same sex shouldn't be categorized in society as people to be frowned upon when they lead a good example, but others disagree. This is why the discussion of same-sex couples is so controversial. Gay marriage is a very important issue in modern society in the U.S because it is more accepted than what it used to be by everyday people and household life is healthier than in opposite sex marriages; unfortunately, it is still frowned upon by many and some business owners still decline service due to discrimination.

Casti Connubii (On Christian Marriage) by Pope Pius XI which literally means “chastity in marriage” addresses Catholic teaching on marriage and procreation. The pope declares that marriage is a divine institution and uniquely suited to the raising children. The encyclical also stresses the indissolubility and stability of marriage. This comes to be through the consent of the spouses-it is a sacred and inviolable bond. The document underlines that the spouses must be joined in “an especially holy and pure love”

This paper will give a look into the religious, social ethics, and rights of a gay couple wanting to get married. Gay marriage debates are very emotional and important to many people and there are many sides to every argument. Religious leaders want to state what the bible is saying and saying that same-sex marriage is wrong based on the bible’s teachings. Gay people are fighting for their right to marry and live what they feel as a “normal life”. This paper will look in to the ethics and possible solutions to this important issue.

a. The Pope sees a need to speak about the sanctity of marriage at this time because he saw that the people of his day were beginning to forget the importance of a holy marriage. It especially applies today with the leniency of how human intimacy is treated. Knowing this, the Pope spoke of it to remind people the importance of a Holy Christian marriage.

Gay marriage is one of the most debated and controversial issues in today’s society. Everyone has his or her opinions on gay marriage, whether it is acceptable or should not be allowed. According to The Washington post, “59 percent say they support same-sex marriage while 34 percent are opposed”(Craighil, P., & Clement). While 59% of the supporting gay is a high number, however that number is skewed. There is a difference between tolerance and acceptance, but the 59% is the total of the both. People have different perspectives on gay marriage. The ones that will be in this essay are, social science against same-sex marriage, most religions against same-sex marriage, and people for it.

This debate is evitable across religious practices and is based on the morale of a number of religious books including the Torah and the Holy Bible. In each of these widely used religious books, the institution of marriage is between a man and woman and any other union is considered an abomination. The purpose of this paper is to discuss and analyze Same-Sex Marriage in the United States based on the arguments in favor of and against this recently legalized institution.

This paper will explore both sides of the never ending battle to ultimately either let love live or forbid it. It is easy to say that those who oppose same sex marriage fail to realize that love is love. It is not biased, it is colorless, seeks no particular shape or gender, Love is simply universal. Therefore, same sex marriage should be legalized at the federal level because it is not only a constitutional right but, it is also a logical reason driven by the supposed division of church and state.

Marriage and divorce has always been a tricky subject for many couples, the fear of rejection, starting a family or hurting their other counterpart can come to play in many situations throughout their relationship. Traditionally marriages were known to be a sacred bond between two individuals. This bond can be between two heterosexuals or two individuals of the same sex. On May 17th, 2004 Massachusetts became the first state to allow all same-sex marriages (Dinno 2013). In Canada same-sex marriages became legalized in 2005 unlike the United States who is yet to make it nationwide (Pierceson, 2014). Now ‘Till death do us part’ does not seem to be the only way individuals have been detaching themselves from their marriage vows. Originally

Today’s culture is filled with romantic movies, novels, and songs telling us that “All You Need is Love.” Due to this popular sentiment, many people view marriage as merely a public expression of the eternal love between two people, and because of this it does not matter who that love is between. Whether it is a homosexual or heterosexual relationship, according to society, all that should be required for marriage is love. Unfortunately, however, marriage is not that simple or solely emotional. Marriage is a centuries old institution designed to legally unite two people (“Marriage”), and because of this, what a government allows marriage to be legally defined as has a significant impact on society. The definition of marriage can affect everything from population to the overall emotional health of society to finances. When the benefits of marriage are analyzed from such a logical standpoint, it begs the question: “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” There are multiple views on this controversial subject. The main differences in the views of gay marriage stem from how various philosophies view the institution of marriage itself, with utilitarians utilizing it as a tool to benefit society as a whole, Aristotle requiring marriage’s purpose to be identified before any decisions are made, and libertarians allowing anyone to get married, as someone else’s marriage does not truly affect the rest of the population.

I will analyse and compare Gay marriage across two faith systems. The first religion is the anglican church which in nz supporting gay marriage the second religion in comparison will be the Seventh Day Adventist Church which as a global church opposes it and the celebration of it. Further on in this report i will discuss the key events and people that influenced same sex marriage being passed in New Zealand and what impact it is had on the congregations across the nation. I will back up these finding with evidence from the bible and other relevant writings. I will then include an evaluation were i will discuss the pros and cons and understanding their relevance to same sex marriage and the changes within a religious traditions .Finally i will conclude and discuss the wider