States that Have Legalized Homosexual Marriage

There are 17 states in 50 US states that legalize homosexual marriages. Today there are more than 71,165 gay marriages in the United States (Desilver 5-1). All 17 countries legalizing homosexual marriage are the most harmful breach of traditional events created by men and women. As Jesus insists, marriage must be traditional and natural (including men and women).

With homosexual marriages already legitimate, the divorce rate of homosexual partners is almost half of the divorce rate of homosexual partners. This statistic shows that homosexual marriages are as successful as heterosexual marriages. However, out of the 49 states of the same-sex marriage law, 13 legally admit two unions with similar sex. - On June 26, 2015, the US Supreme Court ruled that the US Constitution will guarantee the marriage rights in all 50 states in the United States of the same-sex couples. Federal judge of the United States, Anthony Kennedy, "The court is currently thinking that the same-sex couples can exercise the basic rights of marriage, and this freedom is no longer robbed." The court's ruling was overturned

Gay marriage is also known as gay marriage and is a marriage between two people of the same sex or sex. The legal awareness of the possibility of same-sex marriage or same-sex marriage may be called equality or even marriage of marriage, especially supporters. The first legislation in modern times to promote homosexual marriage was enacted in the first decade of the 21st century. As of May 2013, 13 countries such as Argentina, Brazil, France, Iceland, Portugal, etc. In addition, some regional jurisdictions such as Mexico and parts of the United States allow gay couples to get married I will.

More than 30 states have passed the law to deny accepting gay marriages in other states if they decide to legalize same-sex marriage. However, more and more local governments and private enterprises are implementing domestic partnership laws and policies that expand part of the legal interests of marriage to same-sex couples. With the most extensive law passed by the Vermont Legislature in 2000, gay couples could join the "civil union" and were given the same legal rights as the married heterosexual couples. But in general, the homosexual couples of long-term relationship do not have the same legal protection as heterosexual marriage people. Some states allow homosexual couples to adopt another partner 's biological children, but adopting children is a problem for homosexuals as well.