Do you think interracial marriage is a sin, like gay marriage?

Answer 1

NONONONONONONONONONONONONONONO WHEN ARE PEOPLE GOING TO STOP BEING SO IGNORANT!!???

Answer 2

I do not think that interracial marriage is a sin. The Bible does not say it is a sin, but God was pretty hard on the Israelites when they married out of their race or religion, and his punishments were not light.

I have never thought one race was better than another, but I do think it is a shame that it is becoming common to see interracial marriage. I love the diversity in this world. If there is too much blending, we will lose the wonderful differences that make life an adventure getting to know other cultures. We learn so very much from one another in this way, if we keep open minds. One culture is not better than another, just different, and both cultures should be respected.

Answer 3

Well technically it is not your job to judge whether these things are sins or not. It's God's job or whatever god you believe ins job. So unless you are in an interracial relationship or in a gay marriage let it go and live your life without prejudice. And if you are in an interracial relationship or a gay marriage if your partner is keeping you happy and satisified and not making you feel like less then that's all you really need to worry about.

Answer 4

I don't know if it is a sin or not. What I understand is that God created
Human beings as a diverse population. It's the beauty of his creation
that the Black, the White or the Yellow people have different physical
and cultural traits. If interracial marriages becomes the norm(fortunately this is still not the case--MOST people marry in their own races) this diversity will be destroyed and we will have a lot of mongrel people. I think commiting racial suicide is not a right thing to do. LOVE or not being racist are just mere excuses fopr commiting that suicide.

Answer 5

If interracial marriage is a sin, then I am going to hell with the biggest smile on my face and an amazing warmth in my heart. I love my husband and we are very happy together in spite of the stares and the low whispers. I don't think gay marriage is a sin either. How can dedicating yourself to one person, whom you love deeply, for the rest of your life be considered a sin?

Answer 6

I don't know what your definition of sin is, but if you are getting your information from the christian belief system, you might want to listen to the part where God tells us to love everyone equally. WE are all his children. so, no, inter racial and gay marriage are both NOT sins. They were told to us that they were sins back in the middle ages by the kings that interpreted the bible to fit what they wanted the people to think, they discounted the true meanings in all of the aramaic texts that are closest to the original documentations of Jesus Christ.

Answer 7

Absolutely not. If so, then Moses is in trouble. And nowhere in the Bible does it say that gay marriage is a sin... it only talks about sex between men (never even mentions lesbianism). But I know that's just semantics. Still, it's a silly doctrine any way you look at it, really.

Answer 8

No. First of all, there is no such thing as sin. Secondly, there is no such thing as race. We all have phenotypical expression differences, but we are all the same species (We can all breed successfully together). Genetically, a tall-skinny black man and a tall-skinny white man have more in common than a tall-skinny black man and a short-fat black man. Only ignorant, intellectually stunted slobs would find fault in gay marriage or "Bi-racial" marriage.

Answer 9

Nope...marriage is not a sin buddy. Not marrying and having sex may be a sin for that matter.

Legal marriage, done for love, complete with exchanging of vows, cannot be a sin.

Answer 10

No and I don't think gay marriage is a sin.

Answer 11

No, and why do you think interracial marriage is a sin?.