The Bible isn't a basis for how the government should decide things

While it's true that the Bible shouldn't be the basis for governmental policies, it's also important to remember that many laws are influenced by moral and ethical standards, which often have roots in religious beliefs. For example, most societies agree on laws against murder, theft, and perjury, which are all prohibited in the Ten Commandments. That's not to say that religion should dictate laws, but it's undeniable that it has played a role in shaping societal norms.

As for marriage not being solely about procreation, I agree. However, it's also crucial to…  Read more consider that the traditional concept of marriage was primarily for procreation and establishing kinship ties. This historical context has influenced many people's beliefs about what marriage should be.

But considering the evolution of society and the broadening understanding of human rights, shouldn't we also allow our definition of marriage to evolve? I'm interested to hear your thoughts on this.