"Juvenaly"
<juvenalyGranite&Shale@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On
Thu, 11 Sep 2003 01:48:10 UTC, Darren Miner
>
<chacko.NODAMNSPAM@ix.netcom.com> declaimed:
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> I think that heterosexuals who are in lifelong, monagamous
>
> "relationships" should ask for the church's blessing. And I
would call
>
> this "blessing" Holy Matrimony.
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>
>
> Next question?
>
I'm glad you agree that it is not right for a heterosexual couple to
> live
together without the Church's blessing.
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>
But obviously, if that is wrong for heterosexuals, it cannot be right
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for homosexuals either.
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>
Both types of "couple" should separate and live chastely.
Ah, but
one has the choice of being married or not; the other
doesn't.
This is a basic injustice, in the name of religion...
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Moreover, the fact that the church asks and expects the heterosexual
>
couple to do so, shows that the church holds the opinion that to live
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chastely is not burdensome. It follows that homosexual persons also
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are capable of this, and that it is something that is perfectly
>
possible to do for ordinary Christians.
This is
very bad logic, based on assumptions that are obviously
incorrect...
There is always a problem when people value beliefs
about
what is true over reality (as in, what is really true...;-), and
it
shows, above. The religions have often held incorrect beliefs
about
human nature (and the Catholic Church is paying the price
for this
now...).