I really wanted to respond to your debate. First, I need to know WHY you clump pedophiles, who aren't even human, (that's your opinion. in mine, gays aren't human) with polygamists. They, like gays, are trying to associate with the wrong type/numbers of people. Moses was a polygamist, so was Abraham in fact he fathered children by both of his wives (Isiah and I-something). it wasn't illegal back then, but it is now. Also, penguins have homosexual tendencies. Is there something wrong with that? No, since we don't make laws that animals have to follow. if we do, then this country/world has really gone to the dogs.
Secondly, the human race is causing its own extinction and homosexuality is mother nature's way (or God's way) (Satan's way) of lowering the population instead of a massive plague or something catastrophic. Nah, that's what war is for. we don't need another factor. A few generations of not reproducing would still leave the earth vastly over-populated. it'll only bee 1 or 2 generatioons of queerity, and then we'd be gone
Finally, I guess you say marriage shouldn't be allowed because it doesn't result in children. What of infertile couples? Should they be banned from marriage? No, because that's not a choice. and, as far as we CURRENTLY see, gay is a choice. testing it is fruit flies means crap, since humans are not related to fruit flies. I'll spectate until they test this in humans. What of couples who are both widows (the bible allows it so) and are too old to have kids? Are they banned from marriage in your utopia? What utopia?
You have to realize, Marriage is a GOVERNMENT title. The churches adopted it to sanction who could and couldn't get married in the eyes of God. Well hey, they were smart enough to take that department over first, weren't they? Now, with that in mind, how can you outlaw something that anyone else has rights to. very carefully
Personally, I think it should remain illegal only because since Christian pay taxes they are funding the marriage licenses (like abortions if that is legal) and they have just as much say in if their money should fund that. I know I wouldn't want my tax dollars funding something I was morally against. Indeed. That's just yet another reason (reason # 356) I'm against it.
Can't wait to hear your reply. there you go.