..." for the purpose of procreation."
November 16, 2008 | Tucson, Arizona | Vetting explained
If all the religious groups are so hung up on gay marriage and they keep quoting the Bible: "marriage is between one man and one woman..."*
Why do they not complete the sentence: ..." for the purpose of procreation."
Does this mean if you marry you have to have children, maybe those people who do not plan on children should not be allowed to marry?
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