Sentences with phrase «gay unions»

If anything gay unions will only improve on the already cracked foundation of family values.

That was Part I of the nitty - gritty of gay unions way beyond the absurd cultural «wars».

As noted, there are basic biological differences in gay unions vs. heterose - xual marriage.

There are many that support Gay unions and rights (just like the church) but never Gay Marriage.

Again, as noted, there are basic biological differences in gay unions vs. heterose - xual marriage.

Hawaii's long history on gay unions.

Her challenge is for the Catholic Church to develop a much richer description of what the celibate gay vocation might look like — including celibate gay unions.

«We may disagree with our president on this one issue,» Rev. Wallace Charles Smith said from the pulpit of the Shiloh Baptist Church in Washington on the Sunday after Obama announced his support for legalized gay unions.

Earlier this year, the ailing preacher publicly endorsed a proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay unions in North Carolina, raising eyebrows among many who'd watched Graham studiously avoid thorny social issues for years.

In one way or another, this includes a relaxation of the prohibition of artificial means of contraception, premarital sex, and cohabitation, and a modus vivendi with gay rights, and perhaps even a way to affirm gay unions.

ELCA Okays Gay Unions, Pastors Few observers were shocked when the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America approved same - sex unions and decided gays and lesbians living in partnered relationships could serve as pastors.

The group, which lobbied against the bill heavily in the weeks and months leading up to the vote, said the fund is being set up for town clerks like Laura Fotusky, the Barker, Broome County official who resigned rather than approve gay unions who could face «harassment, denial of rightful promotion, or unfair termination.»

The Quinnipiac University poll found that voters, by 53 to 40 percent, said the governor was right to order the recognition of non-New York gay unions.

They argue the federal government's ban on recognizing gay unions causes «unnecessary cost and administrative complexity.»

About 2,500 involved were foreigners, many from countries and U.S. states that do not recognise gay unions.

But where the study, for instance, only hinted at normalization, the draft forges ahead with a strong bias toward full acceptance of gay unions, explicitly ruling out the traditional opposition of the church toward homoerotic behavior.

However, I support gay union or gay government marriage, I just can't suppport from my religious view.

The best of these was, without a doubt, «Lutherans Endorse Masturbation, Condoms, Gay Unions.»

The American history boasts of the country being build on christian values, which obviously mean in the word of God, Gay unions are a definite big NO and yet looks like only a handful of true christian are there.

One assumes a gay couple could check this latter box but how does one choose which is which for a gay union?

Why is the Church against not only gay marriage but all gay unions?

And if a church doesn't want to bless a gay union that is their right too.

A recent story in the L.A. Times about the Extraordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops devoted to the pastoral care of families, offered this provocative view: «Vatican to Debate Teachings on Divorce, Birth Control, Gay Unions.»

Worley's initial sermon was partly framed as a response to Obama's endorsement of same - sex marriage, which he made in a TV interview a day after North Carolina voters passed a state constitutional amendment banning legal recognition of such marriages and other types of gay unions.

There are a number of Christian denominations that support gay marriage and gay unions.

First, let us eliminate the god and Christian effects from the gay union discussion with a prayer:

New Jersey is the latest New York neighbor to legalize some sort of gay union, and we might be slow to (ahem) keep up with the Jerseyites.

He has said he supports gay unions, but as a candidate for the U.S. Senate said he backed civil unions.