Perspectives on Legalization of Gay Marriage

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There have been many issues in America and around the world. One issue that has always been brought up with just about anyone is if Gay Marriage should be legal. On many websites there has been votes of what people think about legalization of same sex marriage. The information I found of what people thought about same sex marriage was on www.isidewith.com. There have been many thoughts and this is just mine.
I personally have been raised in the catholic church and currently still attending it in my adulthood. The one thing that was really big when I was a child was not to sin. The church has changed a lot over the years, but in a good way. A lot of people have this big image that the catholic church doesn’t accept one if they don’t follow exactly what the bible says. The church use to have a bad image upon them. Now …show more content…

Supreme Court ruled that the denial of marriage licenses violated the Due Process and the Equal Protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution. The ruling made same sex marriage legal in all 50” (Gay Marriage Poll Results). On this day many people were upset and started to protest, about really they were just wasting their time in my opinion. I understand it was what they believed in but they also have to understand that it doesn’t says in the bible that it is right to give people shame and call them names just because we don 't like their decisions in life.
This issue is very hard for me to explain how I feel about it. I truly believe in God and do participate in the catholic church but does it make me less of a catholic person if I agree with same sex marriage? I think of this as someone being a doctor and knowing how evolution started the world yet believing on God. Why don 't people protest on that being bad like how they do with gay marriage. How about doctor 's that proceed abortion as their job yet go to church. Why aren 't these subject more announce and out there like gay

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