Latin America Sees its First Same-Sex Marriage

[Cruz009]

Faith Positions on Marriage Equality

A growing number of organized religious groups in the U.S. have issued statements officially welcoming LGBTQ people as members and extending marriage rights to them.

www.hrc.org

List of Christian denominations affirming LGBT people - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

3 Other Christian Denominations That Allow Gay Marriage

The Presbyterian Church recognized gay marriage. Here's where others stand.

time.com

I know a few very happy and normal argentine couples who are same sex married, including one with 3 or 4 adopted kids. The best two dads you could ever imagine...

Swayed versions of Xtianity

 

[Ruta Otto]

Swayed versions of Xtianity

Let me guess. You belong to the My Way Or the Highway Church.

 

[Ries]

There are 4000 "Gods" worshipped on this planet. They all have different rules, i sure cant keep track.
Do what you like, dont worry about what other people do.

 

[nikad]

I still don't get why people can't just mind their business, whatever you do in your intimacy is yours and only yours ( as long as it involves consenting adults ).

 

[Quilombo]

I still don't get why people can't just mind their business, whatever you do in your intimacy is yours and only yours ( as long as it involves consenting adults ).

I'm gay and have found that the people most obsessed with our sex lives/abilities to be married are people who are often the least happy with either of own.

The only marriages I'm against are child marriages, and I personally think even 18 is still to young to get married, but otherwise I think everybody deserves to find a soulmate (or soulmates, polygamy doesn't bother me) and/or suffer through in laws they don't like, honey-do-lists, being asked "What do you want for dinner?", etc.

 

[Alby]

 

[SinPulgas]

...The only marriages I'm against are child marriages, and I personally think even 18 is still to young to get married...

I got married the second time at 52, and I think I was still too young. But I never grew up. (After reading thousands of posts here, I think that may be a common theme among expats.)