Originally posted by ming8964 at 2005-7-18 22:30:
同性戀者不是爭取平等這麼簡單, 而是...
Originally posted by olaf at 2005-7-18 23:16:
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Originally posted by justin_lun at 2005-7-19 06:59:
这还只是开始,加拿大仍在讨论的“仇恨...
Originally posted by mememe at 2005-7-20 23:40:
真係好似成個版都係反同性戀0架噃。喺度問問:唔知無宗教信仰既人既意見發唔發表得呢?
Originally posted by mememe at 2005-10-23 11:47 PM:
婚姻制度本身就係一個法律上既關係﹐神聖與否則見人見智
Originally posted by mememe at 2005-10-23 11:47 PM:
單單因為自己價值觀或信仰跟同性戀有衝突就要求政府用法律禁止其他人行使佢哋既權利就顯得有0的霸道。
But marriage/union of man and woman exist in tribal groups (many in North Africa, South America and PNG) that have no civil laws wor.
The 'holiness' of a marriage is not about organized religions. it is about how one people group/culture perceives and defines marriage/union of man and woman.
Take away the organize religious factor, I think we can still say marriage/union btw. a man an woman 'holy'. I think the sociologists here would back it up.
I looked at the issue (legalization of homosexual marriage) much more than a moral and ethnical struggle. It has a lot to do with the rise of religious humanism and relativism in our post-modern world, and the politicans are 'forced' to play with the trend here....this is very similiar to the cloning issue back in the late 90s...and of course, cloning is much more sensitive and one-sided since it affects the essence and very existence of mankind.
Religions have their ABSOLUTE right to protest the legalization of gay marriage, but I don't think we can stop the gov't.
what if one gay couple shows up at a temple/synagogue and demand the monk/rabbi to officiate their marriage (remember common law gives monks/pastors/rabbis rights and responsibilities to officiate marriages)?
Originally posted by justin_lun at 2005-7-18 02:54 PM:
加拿大剛於數星期前通過了同性戀合法...
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