Not really honestly. There's never been an argument I can say I haven't been able to counter.

The fact of the matter is almost everyone who actively argues against gay marriage is religious, and uses religious beliefs to argue against gay marriage. However, intertwining personal religious beliefs with large-scale societal issues such as gay marriage is wrong, and contradicts American values. I have yet to encounter a truly puzzling good response.

I've always wanted to, however. I feel like if you're able to develop a legit gay marriage argument, you have decent understanding and you probably don't have ill-feelings towards homosexuals themselves (which is better than nothing). It's probably an external factor making gay marriage wrong. I doubt I'll encounter this though.

Originally posted by MadelineXPepito There are no logical arguments against gay marriage. Hate and ignorance are not real arguments.

Originally posted by MadelineXPepito There are no logical arguments against gay marriage. Hate and ignorance are not real arguments.

Originally posted by hello_world Once someone argued to me that marriage was between a man and a woman by nature and that letting it be a man and a man/a woman nd a woman would take away it's original meaning. They also said that they could have something which has the equivalent of marriage (rights, benefits) but with a different name. I can kind of see some logic in this tbh, but I fully support gay marriage

Originally posted by PromKing Most marriages should happen in order to have children and gay marriages don't have children as a natural outcome.

Originally posted by Tricky There are billions of people who aren't married and still are able to have children. Your argument is based on religion. As i see it, marriage is just some kind of [official] confirmation of the endless love between two people, no matter what gender people are.

Originally posted by Thaye Yes, heard this one before. But then what about straight couples who even going into marriage say they won't ever have kids? Or people struggling with fertility issues? I guess they should be denied marriage, but somehow that's not a thing.

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn I don't think there are any logical arguments against gay marriage although I do wonder why some gays want to marry in a Christian church knowing that Christianity is completely against them and who they are.

Originally posted by PromKing They still tried to have children under the oath of marriage, they didn't practice sexual intercourse out of marriage.

This is not true, there are enough open minded Christian people who don't mind gays.

Originally posted by PromKing M O S T ..... S H O U L D They still tried to have children under the oath of marriage, they didn't practice sexual intercourse out of marriage.

Originally posted by PromKing Most marriages should happen in order to have children and gay marriages don't have children as a natural outcome.

Originally posted by Cain This is not true, there are enough open minded Christian people who don't mind gays.

Originally posted by Thaye Elevating "marriage" to a level of divinity of some sort is so stupid though, so that leaves this argument moot anyway. It must be such a holy union and sacred bond before your Lord, obviously. What's the divorce rates right now in percent?