Absolutely Awoelflebater has a point,
Yep I am fine with marriage being reserved (licensed) for describing the
raising of offspring by adults. ..for the purpose of.. Then, Civil unions for
various combinations of everything else. Clearly in the cases of early
Mormonist plural wives it was
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All the Mormons I've met were very nice people. However, none of them
was living in a polygamous household.
From what I understand, a Mormon who is married in this life stays
married to his or her spouse(s) in the afterlife, contrary to the
common Christian idea that marriage is only
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Absolutely Awoelflebater has a point,
Yep I am fine with marriage being reserved (licensed) for describing the
raising of offspring by adults. ..for the purpose of.. Then, Civil unions for
various combinations of everything
Om, These recent Joseph Smith and his 40 wives articles surfacing in the
popular press were incredibly shoddy at referencing the actual scholarly work
behind their journalism that their articles were written on and edited off of.
Like, really bad professional journalism. Damned yellow as a
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Om, These
recent Joseph Smith and his 40 wives articles surfacing in the
popular press were incredibly shoddy at referencing the actual
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Om, These recent Joseph Smith and his 40 wives articles surfacing in
the popular press were incredibly shoddy at referencing the actual
scholarly work behind their journalism that their articles were
written
John, I think it's fine...as long as polyandry is also allowed (-:
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If this was
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John, I think it's fine...as long as polyandry is also allowed (-:
Like
Why do you associate polygamy with multiple wives? The actual definition of
the word is a marriage with multiple partners. Why not multiple husbands for
one wife, or just multiple partners, period?
As for challenging the prohibition, you're still stuck in American Puritan
mode. Polyamorous
It may be legal in the country where you live. But it's still technically
illegal to practice polygamy in the USA. From what I understand, there are
parts of Utah where the authorities do not enforce the law even though they
know the people who are living in a polygamous household.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, jr_esq@... wrote :
It may be legal in the country where you live. But it's still technically
illegal to practice polygamy in the USA. From what I understand, there are
parts of Utah where the authorities do not enforce the law even though they
know
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It may be legal in the country where you live. But it's still technically
illegal to practice polygamy in the USA. From what I understand, there are
parts of Utah where the authorities do not enforce the law even though
Ann,
You've got a point. That's probably why polygamy is not legal in the US. But
the country's mores are changing quickly given the fact that gay marriage is
now acceptable and legal. We'll just have to wait and see what else is next.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
Joseph Smith had 40 Wives
It may be legal in the country where you live. But it's still technically
illegal to practice polygamy in the USA. From what I understand, there are
parts of Utah where the authorities do not enforce the law even though they
know the people who are living
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Mike,
All the Mormons I've met were very nice people. However, none of them was
living in a polygamous household.
From what I understand, a Mormon who is married in this life stays married to
his or her spouse(s) in the
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