Re: Gay Rights
Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2004 15:12:04 -0700
the thing about gay marriages, is that most if not all of the evidence or facts used against it are mostly moral codes from the bible. now i am a conservative catholic, but for these kinds of issue that involves universality, i don't think using bible as moral guidence is correct, because the bible itself is not quite accepted universally. people who claims that gay marriages is wrong because blah blah blah and takes the blah blah blah from the bible, are people who have become so shallow as to thinking that their religion is the most correct one and deserves to be the moral guidance of the whole world. if the gay couple asking for marriage are catholics, then i would say that is wrong, because they believe in catholics teaching yet they go against it. but for those gay couple who don't believe in christianity, then it's up to them to do whatever they believe. i have no right to say it is wrong. it's like the case with catholic people not going to church and non catholic people not going to church. the former is ---i would say--- at fault because being a catholic means they are obliged to go to church. but the latter is not at fault because they have no obligation to.
the thing about gay marriages, is that most if not all of the evidence or facts used against it are mostly moral codes from the bible. now i am a conservative catholic, but for these kinds of issue that involves universality, i don't think using bible as moral guidence is correct, because the bible itself is not quite accepted universally. people who claims that gay marriages is wrong because blah blah blah and takes the blah blah blah from the bible, are people who have become so shallow as to thinking that their religion is the most correct one and deserves to be the moral guidance of the whole world. if the gay couple asking for marriage are catholics, then i would say that is wrong, because they believe in catholics teaching yet they go against it. but for those gay couple who don't believe in christianity, then it's up to them to do whatever they believe. i have no right to say it is wrong. it's like the case with catholic people not going to church and non catholic people not going to church. the former is ---i would say--- at fault because being a catholic means they are obliged to go to church. but the latter is not at fault because they have no obligation to.
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