Marriage is a bond the two people have with one another which should not be shared with anyone other than your current spouse right? At least that's my definition. I am truly baffled at those who accuse others of destroying the sanctity of marriage when they are simply trying to bond with those they love. Or the ones who demonize other for not actually signing the CONTRACT OF MARRIAGE. I mean is marriage only legitimate when you and someone of the opposite sex sign some paper and say vowels in front of people who are probably jealous of you anyway?
First issue I have is the whole ruining the sanctity of marriage because of divorce, sexual orientation, etc. You know not too long ago it was illegal and widely unnaccepted to marry outside of your race or religion. Nowadays majority of people would not dare say that interracial couplees are WRONG. So why is it that so many homophobics want to denie human beings a God given right. And it is God given no matter what sexual orientation you are, because the sinning part (if you believe in it) is between you and your
GOD. Just like a liar, thief, murderer etc. The only one who can judge is the one who sees all, knows all, and has no bias from wordly views. If two people are truly in love it's their business what they want to do with that love. Is it bothersome because they're in love? Or because you can't find anyone to love your obsessive bitter ways. I will not judge, because usually those views are drilled in by parents and generations on up, and as much as I am on the offensive, everyone deserves to be defended.
Now let us touch upon the situation of the contract. I do believe marriage is a contract, however it does not mean you absolutely have to sign one to be qualified as married. My parents have been together for twenty years and have eight children together and none outside. The state accepts them as common law married, so what does it matter if there is no church bells ringing. On the flip side, my grandparents were married for 52 years before my grandfather passed. They signed the contract but do you really believe that some paper is what kept them together? My point is, why should we condemn a real love just because it's not on paper? Did God say that marriage had to be documented and signed. That there has to be rings exchanged? What about those people who get married and stay married, yet have no true bond to each other whatsoever? Are they not ruining the sanctity of marriage? I guess if a woman marries a man she is deeply in love with and he beats the living hell out of her every single day. He hurts her children, he is premiscuous, but he says he loves her with all his heart. So is she wrong for divorcing him? And if yes then why? Because God put her in that situation for a reason, because he is the one that will bring you out. Well guess what, he did.
