EASTERN TRADITIONS, FOR MARRIAGE, SWEET RASM O RIWAJ

Catholics, orthodox Christians, and many British and Methodist faiths that marriage is called a sacred marriage and is an expression of the grace of God known as sacrament and mystery in the first two Christian traditions It is. In Western rituals, the preacher of the sacrament is the spouse itself, and the bishop, pastor, or butler witness the union on behalf of the church and blesses it. In the eastern ceremonial church, the bishop or pastor serves as the actual Minister of St. Mystery, but the orthodox butler can not get married. Western Christians often refer to marriage as a profession and East Christians often regard them as priesthood and martyrdom, but theological priorities indicated by various names are not excluded by traditional doctrines. Marriage is usually celebrated in relation to the Eucharist (marriage gathering or sacred etiquette). The sacrament of marriage represents the relationship between Christ and the church

In the United States, marriage is constantly changing in the lives of its citizens and residents. Marriage between heterosexuals was common in Oriental and Western traditions for thousands of years, but recent political ideologies have enabled homosexual relations in various states and cities in the United States. Same sex is a unity between two people with the same characteristics. For example, female images are fascinated by images of other females, while male images are fascinated by other male images. In this case male or female heterosexuals do not like gender. Both of the same sex have deep emotional feelings. Obviously, two genders have been created, but as the world becomes more modern, the way to use these sexes and how to deal with them has changed completely