There's an ongoing controversy surrounding gay marriage, but everyone should have the right to marry whomever they please, as long as they are of age, mentally capable, and can give consent. When we see Maslow's Hierarchy of needs, somewhere on his list to reach "self actualization" we have to hit the "love" level. How do we expect any gay person to reach self-actualization if we stunt them before the level of love?.
When arguments arise on the gay marriage subject, usually the first person to speak out against gay marriage is a Christian or some other religious person. They claim that it is against God's will and that it isn't supported by religion. I thought we lived in America, where we were free from religious slavery. Of course it is against that God, but that God also says "Judge not, and ye shall not be judged. Condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned. Forgive, and ye shall be forgiven" and banning gay marriage is judgmental. What would Jesus do? Kim Davis of Covington, KY is being sued for refusing to provide licenses for marriage, this includes same sex and opposite sex. She made this decision after the country wide legalization of gay marriage. She says, "It wasn't just a spur-of-the-moment decision, it was thought out, and I sought God on it. " She may believe she was doing what was right for her religious reasons, however she is being sued and probably out of a job because our country doesn't run off God's law.
I often hear gay marriage critics say that straight marriage will be less meaningful if we allow gays to marry. How dare we ruin the sanctity of Britney Spear's 55 hour marriage to Jason Alexander. We can't forget that we would totally be trashing on Kim K's 72 hour marriage to Kris Humphries. Couples like Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka prove that gay marriage has just as much meaning as any straight marriage, they have been happily together since 2006, married since 2014 and have started a beautiful happy family together.
Why? ... We can see that the definition of marriage has been changing over time, just like people's opinions about it. ... Shouldn't we be worried about that? ... Then why some people still consider gay couples different? ... Legalizing same-sex marriage in all US states will improve gays' living and country's economy; what are we still waiting for? ...
There is currently a controversy about whether gays should be allowed to marry. ... Some people are just worried about the institution of marriage being ruined forever. ... Silverstein states that if people are going to view a gay couple as a couple, then, "why not let them get married?" ... If we can give all of these groups rights and privileges, then why can't gays have the same rights as the other groups? In my opinion, if all men and women are created equal, then why can't gay people get married in the United States? ...
" This summarizes very well what faced the state of Vermont and what they had to go about-facing with facing the issue. ... The court was also very worried "the Vermont Supreme Court never adopted an activist stance in reviewing economic and social welfare legislation, and history has shown we chose the right course ." ... Though many have changed and are starting to see disagree with the current system many are still opposed to the concept and the idea. ... Through looking at the law and what it means there are many things one must understand about my prior knowledge and my points of view...
"Personal Freedom", an overarching term espoused often by the right wing when it comes to personal choices, particularly when it comes to economics and property right, seemingly act hypocritically when the discussion topic changes to abortion or gay marriage. ... Why the divide? Why is it that the seemingly similar philosophical issues the are so split up? ... Is it because as a country we really have such a divided value system? Or is it something our founding fathers once worried about, an old military strategy that is as effective in politics as it is in warfare....
I don't hate gays and I don't support the extreme ways of the Phillips Clan, but I do know what the bible says. ... My position still stands with underage pregnancy. Neither you or your guy have a job, so no one can support the kid, still, murder. ... She also says republicans are only worried about the rich, and themselves, not the country as a whole, which makes sense for the most part. ... The issues she usually rants about and are the most important to her are same sex marriage, abortion and money problems. ...
"And thus it will go on, so long as children are gay and innocent and heartless" (Barrie 1074). ... Because of his bad relationship with his own mother, Barrie, this will have a huge affect on his social life and marriage. ... When Peter finds out about this he is very upset and worried for Wendy. ... This is more than just a worried friend, Peter knows that not only Wendy is captured and in danger, the lost boys and her brothers are too, but Peter does not even mention that he is worried about them, its just Wendy that is on his mind. ... Peter and Wendy decide that they will still see each o...
At first it s hard to see why Claude is the way he is however, upon further review Cather makes the reader very aware that most of the issues in Claude's life can be traced back to his childhood. ... Wheeler was always annoyed if his wife referred to any physical weakness, especially if she complained about her back" (Cather 963). ... Claude is very vague about his initial impression of the couple, but he recognizes the fact that he is very interested. ... He can remember his father, but not his mother; doesn't know if he has sisters or not, -can remember seeing girls about the ho...
The sad, ugly truth about domestic violence is that stories of incidents are the same whether it is between a heterosexual relationship or a homosexual relationship. ... Tom told me that I cared more about my classes and homework than I did about him and that I would quit school if I really loved him. ...
