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Should Homosexual Marriage Be Banned By Constitutional Amendments In Each State?  

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Posted (edited)

Hence, virtuous vs. moral. :)

There isn't an idea of them cancelling each other out but working together.

Edit x2: Also, in marriage there are certain things (four to be exact) that are general precepts:

1) Exclusivity
2) Heterosexuality
3) Permanence
4) Procreative

The Church doesn't have to give these because they should be known to all men, because they are from Natural Law...This is the part that government is allowed to legislate, not because it gives the definitions, but because it takes it from the Natural Law.

Edited by qfnol31
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[quote name='qfnol31' date='Nov 13 2005, 01:39 PM']Hence, virtuous vs. moral.  :)

There isn't an idea of them cancelling each other out but working together.
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Q

I can't explain it any clearer.

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Did you see my edit?

I'm still hoping you'll address whether or not marriage falls under Natural Law at all. :)

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