Seawytch
Information isnt Advocacy
- Aug 5, 2010
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My private life is none of your business as long as it doesn't interfere with your life, just as your private life is none of mine as long as it does not interfere with my life.Yes I said that. It is not the states business to be involved in religious institutions and marriage is exactly that. Any contract can be filed with a County Recorder and all matters involved in the dissolving those contracts can be dealt with by common law.Did you not say "Marriage is a religious institution which the state should never have been involved in"????Those are your words not mine. As usual you try to twist what someone else has said in order to justify your own precepts.So you believe that anyone who doesn't get married in a religious institution isn't really married.
Ironically for you....my wife and I were religiously married all the way back in 1990....it wasn't until 2006 before we could legally get married.
So you don't understand the difference between a civil marriage and a religious one? Neither requires the other.
Are you married? If so, did you ONLY marry in a church?
Contracts are registered all the time. And yes I am fully aware that some believe that they should have the right to interfere with another persons personal faith and personal affairs where the state has no business being involved unless a contractual obligation is in disagreement.
My apologies, I didn't mean to pry. I simply wanted to know how deep your hypocrisy ran...