Gay Marraige. Church of Scotland the first major Church to allow the Gays to marry. Thoughts?

[Anonymous]

About time

This isn't a Christian Church anymore

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Nobody?

[laurieluvsit]

Nothing surprises me anymore.

The definition of marriage is the joining together of a man and woman.

Same sex can join up for life together but it needs to be under a definition for that.

You can't take a black tire and say that you have changed the definition of a black tire into a blue tire and have it make any sense, but today stupidity and ignorance reins supreme.

[ChrisMaster69]

It’s a big step forward and about time.

all for it, no matter the gender or sexuality people should be able to marry in church.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/23/church-of-scotland-general-assembly-votes-to-allow-same-sex-marriages

also large numbers for it and plenty wanting to start marrying same sex couples.

a great change.

[jshm2]

They aren't.

They are just allowing them to book and wed in the churches where they previously could not.

There are still few priests who will do the ceremony.

[Asker]

Doesn't have priests. It's not Catholic.

[r4nd0mus3r]

im a former catholic. i support gay marriage at the state level. but gay marriage in the church is just contradictory. shows me that Christians dont really believe in their faith that much and their values have a shaky foundation.

[Anonymous]

Let people be happy.