What if we just didn't tell Christians about gay marriage. Would their heterosexual marriages still be ruined?

Question

Or do gay marriage kooties permeate space and time?

Answer 1

Yes, it's a process known as "gaymosis." Works like osmosis.

Driving too closely behind a car with a rainbow bumpersticker or watching Teletubbies can be equally dangerous.

Answer 2

I am agnostic; however, i am very troubled by the gay attacks on Christianity. Religion at its very core is based on tradition and long held beliefs and commitment to a set of principles set forth by the creator of that religion. These traditions and beliefs go back thousands of years and should not waver. It is what it is. Most Christian sects believe that homosexuality is immoral and a sin; therefore, they can not support a legitimizing it. Several christian sects have changed their ways and have openly embraced homosexuality. All that does is prove those religions are clubs that are loosely based on some ancient beliefs but are more concerned with inclusion than they are adherence to a set of principles passed down to them. Those sects have forsake tradition and deep belief in their "god." Instead, they are basically communities that meet each sunday and wednesday with the objective of making sure everyone feels good. That is fine, but they should drop the whole christian nonsense and just be what they are - a big garden club that charges 10% and doesn't really have any hard rules or regulations. Gay people need to take their fight to the politicians and try to defeat those that are opposed at the ballot box. They need to stay out of churches that they don't belong to and respect what religion means. Remember that homosexuality is an adult sexually choice, not a race, creed or culture. We need to stop homogenizing it as some sort of civil rights thing and call it what it it. Bob wants to put his unit in Bills butt. That is what you want Christians to accept. It's pretty laughable when you look at it properly. Do whatever you want in your own house. i believe in adult sexual freedom, but i am not going to bash Christians for having standards that i don't have but i won't be attending their church either.

Answer 3

I'm Christian, and have nothing to fear from gay marriage. The fact that a same-sex couple has a stable relationship, or any relationship at all, doesn't jeopardize straight relationships in any way. I have yet to see any tangible proof that gay unions ruin the institution of marriage.

Answer 4

uh...NO, why because it's 1 outta 2 already, so that's about 50% divorce rate, any worse it'll be 1:1 100% which is impossible.

You know what's really ruining heterosexual marriage? Hookers.

Answer 5

LOL! Apparently their marriages are so fragile a gay couple getting married would ruin their family. Do you suppose they are afraid of their spouses running off with a same sex lover?

Answer 6

I'm not afraid of your gay marriages

once you are obligated to one

and they say you can't go have sex with 20 others
and you all start crying for divorce and pay for lawyers

You'll be the ones sorry you ever got it legallised and it will
be back to shackin and noone has to know....

Don't mean any harm thats just the shortest I could get it!

Answer 7

Hetero marriage won't be ruined if it's on a firm foundation. But, through gaysmosis, they may just get the cooties.

Answer 8

God invented marriage to be between 1 man and 1 woman who love each other. Marriage is the picture of Christ and His bride, the church.

There is no such thing as gay marriage.

Answer 9

I love the gaymosis comment above me. ;-)

Imagine what kind of damage a gaytheist could do to a christian! Ruin their marriage and their religion! Double whammy.

Answer 10

>kooties

gee I haven't heard that word since 3rd grade..lol

I couldn't care less about gay marriage. I say let them marry, then they can deal w/divorce lawyers too.