The Importance of Marriage, Heterosexual and Homosexual

As a society, we lost the importance of marriage. It seems that we are forgetting how important is marriage for families and communities. We are depriving the structure of our children and our community, and the options they need to co-exist desperately and start a family without getting married. We do the same, we deny that some members of our community have the right to establish a healthy marriage. Our children are deprived of the livelihood necessary to build their own healthy relationship.

Despite working together to promote homosexual marriage in our society, this article saw a fundamental difference between homosexual marriage and homosexual marriage. For more information on this topic, please visit Probe's website and read other articles on homosexuality. You can pick up a copy of my book, a biblical view of homosexuality.

What is the difference between heterosexual marriage and homosexual marriage? Basically it is said that there is no difference between the two, so anyone with sexual orientation should have a marital relationship. This is not true (I explain in detail in my book "Biblical Views on Homosexuality {1}"). First let's talk about the advantages of traditional marriage. Traditional marriage is the foundation of civilization. Therefore, before considering the impact of homosexuality, gay marriage, and other lifestyles, we need to consider the benefits that traditional marriages bring to society.

What does the Bible say about homosexuality? As mentioned earlier, in the explanation of the creation of Genesis, the heterosexuality rather than homosexuality is specified. Homosexuality is not satisfactory in some important respects. First of all, homosexual relations are inadequate in the field of fertility. Because they can not fulfill the mission of God's creation, make mankind productive, multiply, and full of earth. Secondly, homosexuality also violates another basic principle of the creation of God's interpersonal relationship, complementarity. In fact, in one homosexual relationship, one partner plays one male and the other part female role (two different Greek words representing homosexuality in the New Testament). .