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**Dweplyododo** · 06-18-2008, 03:54 PM

Originally posted by DinoDoc
I'm asking you to provide a meaningful (rather than one's stemming from your own biases) reason why other groups (polyandrous groups and incestuous relationships) who have been denied equal rights and respect should be denied the same respect you seek now that some states are starting to change the definition of marriage in the pursuit of equal rights. Can you provide a meaningful reason why polyandrous groups should be denied marriage license based on your own beliefs?

If marriage is supposed to be about procriation, then there is nothing wrong with polyandrous marriages, and if the issue is Biblical, well, we all know polygamy was well accepted and practiced, and God never seemed to have a problem with it.

Like Provost Harrison said, I have no conceptual issues with polynadrous marriages - as long as they are non-abusive, why shouldn't they be allowed? They are certainly more complex than bilateral marriages, but only because of the number of people involved.

06-18-2008, 03:54 PM	#30
Dweplyododo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 539 Senior Member	Originally posted by DinoDoc I'm asking you to provide a meaningful (rather than one's stemming from your own biases) reason why other groups (polyandrous groups and incestuous relationships) who have been denied equal rights and respect should be denied the same respect you seek now that some states are starting to change the definition of marriage in the pursuit of equal rights. Can you provide a meaningful reason why polyandrous groups should be denied marriage license based on your own beliefs? If marriage is supposed to be about procriation, then there is nothing wrong with polyandrous marriages, and if the issue is Biblical, well, we all know polygamy was well accepted and practiced, and God never seemed to have a problem with it. Like Provost Harrison said, I have no conceptual issues with polynadrous marriages - as long as they are non-abusive, why shouldn't they be allowed? They are certainly more complex than bilateral marriages, but only because of the number of people involved.
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