I ask you Monique, are your beliefs such that these civil rights should be denied to a couple just because they don't happen to be composed of one man and one woman?
I support and believe any committed couple, no matter what gender each individual is, should have the same civil rights. If you choose to not condone their "marriage" in your personal belief system, fine, but I think it is wrong to say, because of that belief, that these couples should not have the same civil rights and privileges.
I have not got a clear sense from your e-mails where you stand on the civil rights. You obviously feel very strongly about your religious beliefs and in the bible, more power to you. But do these beliefs say that these couples can not have the same privileges under the law?
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Ian Skinner
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