[Christmas Dynasnow]

Personally, I would not marry a woman who is gay but i can see the attraction as the whole sex thing is a minefield and frankly i am happier watching Netflix tbh

[smudgie]

Church weddings...meh.
It depends on what you want I suppose, gay or not.

[FaLaLaLand]

It shouldn’t even be an issue this day in age.

There’s so much doom and gloom and horrific stuff going on every day in this world (religion included) that two people wanting to celebrate their love together, regardless of gender, and be happy should be celebrated.

Same goes for gay adoption, which is still unnecessarily taboo.

[Urban Cragou]

Originally Posted by LaLaLand

It shouldn’t even be an issue this day in age.

There’s so much doom and gloom and horrific stuff going on every day in this world (religion included) that two people wanting to celebrate their love together, regardless of gender, and be happy should be celebrated.

Same goes for gay adoption, which is still unnecessarily taboo.

That idyllic world of acceptance doesn’t exist in many religious institutions though and it’s understandable.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Redway

That idyllic world of acceptance doesn’t exist in many religious institutions though and it’s understandable.

You mean homes really, not religious institutes.

[Tinsel Toes]

Originally Posted by parmnion

You mean homes really, not religious institutes.

I totally get where you are coming from, all we can do is move forward and hope more people become more understanding and find a way to move themselves forward.

[Urban Cragou]

Originally Posted by parmnion

You mean homes really, not religious institutes.

I mean both.

[Parmy]

In my home town, the only gay in the village plays the organ every sunday at our local protestant church.

[Vicky.]

Should always be 'allowed' and always should have been, its mental to me that it was not. But I am not comfortable with forcing religious institutions to do it if they disagree. But I dont really understand why they would disagree. Yet, I am not religious so maybe wouldnt understand.

Fencesitting on the whole thing. Really. Aslong as there are many places that do do it..I dont see why we should force all to do it. Yet cannot understand the refusals personally. Thats complicated as **** really.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Should always be 'allowed' and always should have been, its mental to me that it was not. But I am not comfortable with forcing religious institutions to do it if they disagree. But I dont really understand why they would disagree. Yet, I am not religious so maybe wouldnt understand.

Fencesitting on the whole thing. Really.

Yeah I agree with TS opinions on it really about organised religions in general but yeah they discriminate for many reasons, for example you can't get married in a Catholic Church if you're divorced

[Good King Glennceslas]

The world would be a greater place without religion. I’ll agree that not all religions are discriminative and have idiotic followers who use their religion as a guise for their ignorant views but it should not have the power it has.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

The world would be a greater place without religion. I’ll agree that not all religions are discriminative and have idiotic followers who use their religion as a guise for their ignorant views but it should not have the power it has.

Yep, it's all about control with *most* of those religions, that and money making