Why Gay Marriage Should Be Legal

By Dan Morpurgo, published Feb 07, 2008
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Gay marriage has been blamed for everything from the terrorist attacks of September 11th to the disaster of Hurricane Katrina. James Dobson even has gone so far as to declare that "gay marriage will destroy this nation and western civilization as we know it." Clearly the debate over gay marriage has become a heated one in which personal opinions and biases often obfuscate the facts and observations already laid in front of us by science and experimental research. In the end, the question of gay marriage should be looked at as any other government policy, rather than through the partisan, often religious lens that is currently employed.

The arguments against gay marriage can be easily divided into religious and nonreligious in nature. First, I will address the nonreligious reasons that detractors of gay marriage provide.

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i think it should be legal because two people of the same sex that love each other have the same right to get marriage like everyone else!

Posted on 04/23/2008 at 1:04:16 PM

 
I am neither gay nor Christian, but this fact has nothing to do with the arguments in this article. Merits would be required to make your claim more substantive than a simple "nuh uh"

Posted on 02/20/2008 at 10:02:52 PM

 
You must be gay or not a Christian. Gay marriage should NEVER be legal...ever. Marriage is between a MAN and a WOMAN.

Posted on 02/20/2008 at 5:02:13 PM

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