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Old 11-17-2006, 04:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Centralist";p=&quot View Post
As I have stated, I have no problem with homosexuals. Because I don't approve of them taking on the institution of marriage, it makes me a homophobe?

I believe they should be able to have a union akin to marriage, but not called marriage. I have no problem with gay people.
I don't think you do have a problem with homosexuals.
My question is simply why should the law recognize a two-tier "seperate but equal" system of marriage/civil unions rather than supporting civil unions for all people and allowing individual churches to accept whatever they want as marriages... in other words, make marriage a religious issue not upheld by the state and civil union the phrase used for all state-recognized "marriage"?
There were a few other questions two, but this one is the most important.
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