Argument Supporting Gay Marriage

People are born to be homosexuals. If gay, you can not get married. This idea is absurd. On June 26, 2015, the US Supreme Court ruled that the US Constitution will guarantee the right to marry a homosexual couple. Marriage is defined as the bond of sacred love between the two. Hence homosexuals will also feel love and they should be allowed to enjoy the same rights as all other people in the country. Today, homosexuality is a recognized lifestyle with a proven biological causal relationship. What is important in marriage is love and denial, denying that they are violations of freedom of religion.

Some preliminary disclaimers, qualifications and definitions are in order. First of all, since I support homosexual marriage against homosexual marriage, I may be biased against particularly bad assertions against gay marriage. But I am well acquainted with the controversy between the sides of the controversy, I think it knows that it is stinky when I sniff this. There is no convincing power for homosexual marriage in the end, but there are some reliability, mainly respecting the long-term tradition.

Infertility debate is the most common academic argument against homosexual marriage and caused many replies from homosexual marriage supporters. Repetition of birth and debate between supporters of homosexual marriage and opponents obeys a familiar somewhat boring pattern. It is like this: Parry (to support homosexual marriage): Since marriage does not have to be born, the premise of "marriage is for birth" is incorrect or at least incomplete. Infertile couples, elderly couple, and couple who do not want children at all, can get married. No one should oppose gay marriage for this reason because no one is against their marriage.

There are many religious discussions and protests against same-sex marriage. These include a belief that homosexual couples are unnatural, the belief that marriage is sacred and sacrament, the main purpose of marriage is giving birth, and marriage is defined as unity between men and women. In opposition to homosexual marriage, many people point to a passage of the Bible. Most religious opponents of homosexual marriages quote the two verses of the Old Testament as evidence of their view. The first person is Leviticus 20: 13. If men and men are among men and women, both of them do unpleasant things. They have to be executed (Burns, 2002)