On 10/2/2010 4:16 PM, dave wrote:

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Ahh, "separate but equal"; novel concept

The church has nothing to do with it. It is a contract between two
people and the state to operate the most elemental form of social unit,
a household.

In the oldest recording of history, the book of Genesis, in the bible,
God gave marriage to man and woman--two queers simply cannot be married.
Marriage is a religious tradition which predates civilization,
government, tribes, villages, towns, cities, courts, mans' laws, etc.
Queers are denied marriage--God considers homosexual sex an abomination.

Queers demand separation of church and state, now is the time to deliver
it up to them--marriage is under the authority of God and his
representatives--the churches.

Governmnt must far overstep its' bounds to be able to say the smallest
thing about marriage. Such a government no one can, nor should, have
the smallest respect for ... and such is how it really is ... government
has now reduced itself, in respect, to the status queers hold in
heterosexual society.

You just can change the facts ...

Regards,
JS

On 10/2/2010 3:24 PM, John Smith wrote:

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You just can change the facts ...

Regards,
JS

Can = can't, in the above ... but then, you should have already known
that ...

Regards,
JS

John Smith wrote:


Governmnt must far overstep its' bounds to be able to say the smallest
thing about marriage. Such a government no one can, nor should, have the
smallest respect for ... and such is how it really is ... government has
now reduced itself, in respect, to the status queers hold in
heterosexual society.


Religious rules have no standing in matters of government.

http://www.ancienttexts.org/library/...ian/gilgamesh/