With the gay marriage debate raging on both sides of the atlantic I feel that quite often we are unprepared to argue our case Biblically.
There is one question regarding the issue that I'd like to ask that's has been on my mind.
Should the Christian also resist the idea of Civil Partnerships? The root of this is whether same sex couples should have the legal rights of a married couple.
I ask this because the number 1 argument used by Christians in the UK is that gays don't need marriage because they gain nothing new as they have all the legal rights as it is anyway in Civil Partnerships.
But I learned that a lot (if not most?) American states which outlaw gay marriage also outlaw any kind of civil partnership.
Is this an argument that Christians should not use because it is also unBiblical?
There is one question regarding the issue that I'd like to ask that's has been on my mind.
Should the Christian also resist the idea of Civil Partnerships? The root of this is whether same sex couples should have the legal rights of a married couple.
I ask this because the number 1 argument used by Christians in the UK is that gays don't need marriage because they gain nothing new as they have all the legal rights as it is anyway in Civil Partnerships.
But I learned that a lot (if not most?) American states which outlaw gay marriage also outlaw any kind of civil partnership.
Is this an argument that Christians should not use because it is also unBiblical?