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First I would like to point out that not everyone is Christian, so when so many of you refer back to Christianity or the Bible not everyone holds that believe system. Second you can disagree with the church and still believe in God. Who is to say the church is 100% correct all the time? For those of you who say God does not want homosexual marriages because it is in the Bible, should remember that God did not sit down and write the Bible other humans who are not so perfect themselves did. Next I believe in God and I believe in homosexual marriage. Who am I as one person to say to another person that want they are feeling is wrong and they should not be with the person they love. I believe that people who are gay are born that way and as for your five friends maybe they where just jumping on a bandwagon to be different but really had feelings for the opposite sex all along. I believe everyone should have his or her own opinion and no one should be force to believe a certain way just because of one person. I total agree that we as a government need to work harder at separating church and state. Here are some fallacies I found in your argument,
Anecdotal evidence
Bandwagon
Biased statistics
Common cause
Faulty comparison
Hasty generalization
Inconsistency
Slippery slope
Small sample
Stereotyping
Unrepresentative sample
Love_spell_6: By the way I am not bashing you or putting you down as a person because you have rights to your beliefs but I am pointing out what fallacies I believe is in your argument. Good post it gets people thinking!
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