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Old 05-02-2004, 13:17   #27
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Re: In Defense of the Marriage

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Originally Posted by dr wadd
But what is the critical factor that makes the union of a man and woman "special"? Leaving aside religion there is only one difference, a heterosexual couple have the potential to produce children, the homosexual couple do not. Other than that I cannot see any factor that would warrant the description "special", and if this is the case, then by extension does that not detract from a heterosexual marriage where one of the individuals is sterile?

yes i see your point and i should have chosen my words better, it is hard to describe exactly what you mean on this forum at times......... also surely within a marriage the use of birth control would detract from the speciality also.....because that is obviously stopping a child from being concieved
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