... blood relationships and using violence against parents were considered to be more offensive. Christianity contributes the most the homophobia and gay right opponents. Christianity itself and what they believe in, Bible, is the largest areas where incorrect assumptions occur so that the fanatics can preach against the minority people. Most fanatics believe that Christianity thinks of homosexuality as a sin. However, most ... look like Biblical anti-gay lines; however, same-sex marriage proponent scholars say that those two lines must be understood in context. Furthermore the fundamentali...

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... . Extremists would start to argue that "same-sex marriage is a violation of basic biblical tenets,"" and then would start citing passages, without regard for the cultural context or literary genre of the passages invoked, from the ground of religious faith which is the bible. Doing this might cost them to lose the credibility of the claim, for like the ones in the ... bible, stories that are so old, so very ancient are always true, but they aren't always correctly noted down and explained. In short, religious values, beliefs or faith ... ...

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... which are typically considered to be of homosexual nature, but are completely acceptable to the society. Even this society, though, finds fault in homosexuality when it is outside of the context the culture has created as normal. If a man prefers the acts mentioned more then heterosexual relationships, he is scorned by his society and considered abnormal. It is through the thoughts ... of society used to deter homosexuality. This focus was particularly on men, because of the specific way in which the religious texts were quoted. Lesbianism is not mentioned in the Bible, and therefore it...

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