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A Non-Religious Contract in America


The religious standards of Americans today have plummeted to a new low.
Fewer people are going to church than earlier in the century. Many people are
marrying without even going to a priest by getting a judge to marry them.
Divorce is steadily on the rise. Today's society accepts homosexuals! Now the
issue arises over whether we should allow homosexuals to marry. And you know
what? It is really none of the government's business.
America can no longer deny its homosexual citizens the right to have a
legal marriage. Looking at today's society, we can see that there is no good
reason to deny gay couples the rights that straight couples have in getting
married. The United States has always had the idea of separation of church and
state, and marriage is one issue that must maintain that ideology
in the eyes of
the government. The key to separating church and state in the debate over
marriage is taking the definition of marriage that best......

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