... having sex was a fringe benefit of being married. Just because the government can't govern what we do sexually with other consenting adults (mostly because it brings up all sorts of privacy, "Big Brother" discussions), that doesn't mean that marriage as a legal bond is now defunct. The main problem with his reasoning is that it makes you believe that two people who ... sissy Christians and modern, barbarian Pagans who reject the Bible, history, and tradition and hate our values create such folly as same-sex marriage. I believe that one of the main flaws with our laws as Americans is tha...

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• Grade Level: High School

... enjoyment he gains from Mrs. Bennet. Mr. Bennet marries Mrs. Bennet on what is believed to be a false love. Imperfections which may have initially attracted one another, end up being flaws in their marriage. Mr. Bennet was seduced by Mr. Bennet's good looks and youth and the turnout of this situation is that Mr. Bennet ends up isolating himself and pushes ... himself away from his family. The only place where he feels he has privacy is his library or mocking his ignorant wife. This becomes his only source of happiness in their marriage. Jane Austen had intentionally arranged her audienc...

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• Grade Level: High School

... was also described as the "basic civil rights of man" and the "most important relation in life." (Marriage Laws, 2) The right to marry is part of the fundamental right to privacy. Having said this, with the acceptance that there are actually gays and lesbians in this world, we should come to understand that all beings are entitled to love. They are ... their truths about marriage are present in nature. But it is nature that created homosexuals. I don't believe that such a common, high populated creation could be a mistake. I believe nature has no flaws. "God blesses the man and woman an...

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