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Same-sex marriage: Civil right vs. states' rights |
A simple debate
The question: What arguments do you have to either support or condemn same-sex marriage? Remember that this is a constitutional issue, be it that constitution of the individual states or the nation as a whole, and with that in mind, I would like to hear your arguments on this issue.
However, and here is the challenge, arguments must refrain from using theological debate and/or religious practices.
Can this debate be discussed without resorting to biblical texts and intangible spiritual rhetoric or is that the only argument there is in preventing same-sex marriages?
Does 'Separate but Equal' apply here, saying that as long as we don't call it 'marriage' same-sex couples can have ALL the benefits of marriage? Is an apple not an apple, even if we call it an orange?
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