I think the viewpoint that "all relationships are equal contractually; but religious institutions can call it what they want" (ie marriage)

a totally fair position

I dunno; I'm not sure what he meant exactly

But I think that "Marriage" is a purely religious thing.

And I know a ton of hypocrites who aren't even religious but get married in churches...

Let any couple who want to enter the same legal contract. Celebrate it how you want. Let your religion call it what you want. Done.

I agree with you which is why I think the government should keep their noses out of it, and let people get "married" in a freaking

courthouse. Let a church make the decision. Last I checked, this was a nation of "separation of church and state".

I don't associate marriage with any religious ties, tbh.

Devidose: I disagree. I associate marriage with something very religious: the belief in hell.

Hell isn't always a religious concept, however, the name may be, but the concept of it, does not always have to be religiously tied.

It was a joke Devi

<- Me, remember?

I'll be serious even in the most humourous of topics