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I think those people should be able to get married in a court of law and some peoples religion requires them to have plural marriage like Mormonism and Islam, so plural marriage can be done in their temples and mosques and if people who aren’t affiliated with any religion want to have a plural marriage then they can go to the court system and do it. you can’t say you are for freedom and liberty if you’re not for freedom and liberty for all free agency is a gift to humanity I think modern liberals are behind me in a few ways they still have a few years to go before they reach my level.. And to the people who are not of my higher beliefs im not “trolling” this is what I seriously believe.

I think those people should be able to get married in a court of law and some peoples religion requires them to have plural marriage like Mormonism and Islam so plural marriage can be done in their temples and mosques and if people who aren’t affiliated with any religion want to have a plural marriage then they can go to the court system and do it you can’t say you are for freedom and liberty if you’re not for freedom and liberty for all free agency is a gift to humanity I think modern liberals are behind me in a few ways they still have a few years ago before they reach my level

So, I am honestly just wondering… If the majority of Americans are affiliated with some Church (Christians), Mosque (Muslims) or a Synagogue (Jewish), whom amount to at least 80 percent of Americans altogether, then why is Gay marriage allowed? The reason I ask is because these religions are all against Gay marriage, so I believe it’s a sort of paradox that Gay marriage is allowed if the majority of people follow religions that are strictly against Gay marriage. I feel there is a very small minority that adhere to their religious code? Am I right? Are the statistics wrong?
Also let me clarify, I don’t want anyone badgering religion because this question is a completely neutral why is blah blah blah… And you guys should answer because blah blah blah… Hope you get the point and thanks for answering!

Could mixed-race marriage be explained entirely in terms of Darwin’s Theory of Natural Selection? In other words, could it be explained in terms of the evolutionary strategy of our early human ancestors, who would have been hunter gatherers? Would genetic flow have any adaptive function, which might be beneficial to early human ancestors?
Those who are able to adapt to their environment have a better chance of surviving to pass their genes onto the next generation. The descendants of non-White people who would consistently marry Whites in N. America will also be White, which means that they would have improved access to resources. Hence, their descendants will have improved levels of (inclusive) fitness, and will be much better placed to pass their genes onto future generations.
N. America is dominated by White culture, which means that non-White people who are able to adapt to a different environment will have improved levels of fitness, are more likely to survive, and pass their genes onto the next generation. Non-White people who fail to adapt by intermarriage with Whites are less likely to survive and pass their genes onto future generations; however, if their progeny and future generations survive they will still be at a disadvantage compared to Whites who have priority of access to economic resources.
Basically, there are two distinct adaptive strategies for non-White people in N. America:-
(i) To stay within their own race, which is an ecological niche in the wider context of Canada and the United States.
OR (ii) Survival by assimilation with the dominant race in N. America.
IS THIS TRUE OF FALSE?

My boyfriend and I have been dating 1.5 years and he not only says he doesn’t love me, but feels he is incapable of loving, period. He waited until we’d been dating 10months to tell me he is not attracted to me because of my weight, but will be if I lose about 30lbs (yeah, right..), and further still has very strong feelings for 2 girls he met before we did. He dated one of these two girls while he and I were dating (but NOT in a “relationship”) and he tried is damnedest to keep her a secret from me. Sometimes he says he wouldn’t mind if I found someone else, he says he doesn’t get jealous, and sometimes regrets choosing me over pursuing the two girls (he went on 2 dates with each, girl1 two years ago, girl2 last year – still has strong feelings for both) I really don’t know what to do, I’ve tried working with him and he hopes we will work out toward marriage and a family (he says he won’t be ready for another couple years – I am ready now..). If I could give him my heart to feel love with, I would, I try to show him what love looks like in my actions and through my words; but my mind tells me our relationship was doomed from the start (it took 7 months of steady dating before he would even kiss me; after he kissed me for the first time he regretted it, and we had to take a month break…after 1 month, he asked me to be his girlfriend. The next day he regretted THAT and, after dismissing suicide, wanted to break up. I talked him out of it.)
We are both Catholic, thus we are waiting for marriage to have sex. He does not look forward to the idea of sex when he DOES get married, which I find unnerving, and he has been struggling in his faith recently…he says he wants to be with me because he will never find anyone like me again and I am more “insert-positive-adjective-here” than anyone he’s ever known (except my looks..losing weight would make me attractive to him he says??). In 1.5 years he has never once driven to see me, I always drive to see him or pick him up; and while I have almost always paid for our dates/meals/admissions/etc, he plans some really romantic stuff…. I just don’t know what to think. I feel heartbroken and alone more often than not in my relationship, but I would do anything for him. I have had my share of relationships and experiences, and what I feel for him is love in spite of himself, I care more for him than I do for me, it’s very scary, and when he corrects people with “Oh, we’re not in love!” I feel like my entire body and soul want to cry. He is younger than me: I am turning 27 soon and he just turned 24. I am only his second girlfriend, his first having lasted about 2 months, and as only the 2nd girl he’s ever kissed I give him leeway because I think he’s scared of commitment but it seems so much more than that.
He lives with his parents still but want to move out once he gets a job (he just graduated summa *** laude and is having trouble with the job market). We also live 3hrs apart and I only get to see him once every 2 weeks normally. We have never once had a fight, just drama…he tells me I’m too patient, that he would have left much sooner if he were me, and but agreed with me when I said though we have 500 reasons to break up it only takes one good one to stick together…my one good reason is that I’m completely in love with him, but I don’t know his. He, by the way, said he wants to be the first to say he’s in love, so, I think he knows my feelings, but I can’t tell him 🙁 Is there any hope for us? I have been ready for marriage and kids for years and when he says something like “If I asked you to marry me right now would you say yes? :3” I feel on top of the world; but when he follows it a month later with “I’ve never REALLY thought about marrying you..” it hurts. Simple, cut to the core, pain. I don’t know what to do…

My partner and I are getting married next year(not in a church) and he doesn’t think that a marriage counts unless it’s on a spiritual leave as well as legal. Basically he wants a religious person to preform the ceremony. Now due to several different reason neither of us were christened as children and we are getting told that due to this they won’t marry us. I have come up with a solution but I want to know if it counts. What if we got a celebrant that is affiliated with the church. Would this count in Gods opinion?