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Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Shameful day in history

May 17, 2004: In Massachusetts, same-sex couples exchanged marriage vows for the first time in the United States.

Aside from Biblical considerations -- we understand that judges don't make their decisions based on the Bible -- Massachusetts has ignored history, legal precedent and established social order, not to mention the simple meaning of the word "marriage".

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

In Canada, our ministerial association asked for one thing; We are not forced, as ministers, to conduct a wedding service that does not meet our biblical requirements. That was granted, so it really doesn't concer me what secular society does.

Cheers,

Jim

R. L. Vaughn said...

Jim, I think I agree with the basic intent of what you are saying. We should not be surprised when secular society acts on its inclinations.

Nevertheless, I personally wouldn't use the term that it doesn't concern me. I am concerned -- but not surprised -- when sin escalates in the society in which I live, whether it is stealing, raping, murdering or just homosexual marriage. It doesn't concern me to the point of despair. God is in control.

clinch64 said...

The media,television,movies, etc. are slowly but surely trying to integrate this way of life into our culture. If you notice, it has been gradual. That is the way things are done to prevent the least amount of resistence.

Neil Vaught

Anonymous said...

You mean mythology is the key? That is a myth about the frog and lukewarm water.

Cheers,

Jim

Anonymous said...

I don't know for certain, Amity....I read it everywhere on the net when I was confused about frog soup, which turned out to be a metaphor having nothing to do with soup.......then another country actually makes frog soup...I remain confused.....*smile*

Cheers,

Jim