i think i've explained before (so call me lady redundant woman) that for catholics, marriage is a sacrament, and we have an obligation to ensure the validity of sacraments so far as we are able... but the "do unto others" concept precludes using the constitution to impose sacramental standards on the rest of society...
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sforzinda
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Date: 2008-12-10 01:24 pm (UTC)(so call me lady redundant woman)
that for catholics,
marriage is a sacrament,
and we have an obligation to ensure the validity of sacraments
so far as we are able...
but the "do unto others" concept
precludes using the constitution
to impose sacramental standards on the rest of society...
oh, but these defective churches!
*sigh*