| FaRmLaNd said: The question of whether gay marriage should or shouldn't be allowed cannot be a religiously decided decision in a secular democracy. For the very reason that a secular democracy is not a theocracy. Lets put it this way, religions should be happy they exists in a secular democracy and not a theocracy. Why? Because most religious can exist within a secular society but only one can really exist in a theocracy. Take a look at Saudi Arabia and tell me how many churches exist in the country? Secularism is the only way to go if you want to be able to have multiple religions or none all in the same country. |
U.S.A. is a secular democracy
Gay marriage is not just about religion vs. secular, it's deeper than that. I don't have problems with gay marriage, but marriage has to be defined! It's going to be a long fight but I do believe in u.s.a., gay marriage will be legal - someday.
