To: gondramB
Evil is in the eye of the beholder. Rape is evil and so is homosexual sin left unabatted. It is sad that you have no moral bedrock.
You didnt answer my question, I know you couldnt have missed it. So tell us should an incestuous marriage between a 18 year old girl and her biological father be allowed. They are both adults in the eyes of the law, right? I know you wont answer it - this would take courage.
19 posted on
03/28/2006 9:46:51 AM PST by
sasafras
("Licentiousness destroyes order, and when chaos ensues, the yearning for order will destroy freedom.)
To: sasafras
"Evil is in the eye of the beholder. Rape is evil and so is homosexual sin left unabatted. It is sad that you have no moral bedrock."
No actually am able to separate between the question of sin versus the power of the government. The government is not entitled to regulate sin. they are allowed to stop innocent people from being raped. I can't believe you can't see the difference.
"You didnt answer my question, I know you couldnt have missed it. So tell us should an incestuous marriage between a 18 year old girl and her biological father be allowed."
I did answer but I didn't put a period after it so it may have been unclear. I said "Nope". There are all kinds of restrictions on marriage in addition to the gender restriction. They are all designed to provide the best environment to raise children. For example banning incest and requiring VD tests... These are valid restrictions.
31 posted on
03/28/2006 9:56:49 AM PST by
gondramB
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