Thursday, April 17, 2008

POLYGAMY OR children of many different men

There should be a Federal law that takes away the separation of Church and State, because the big Churches are using that right to take away that same right from other Church's. All Churches should be treated equally, not some can and some can't. So get rid of the Church and State amendment. If the Baptists had there way they would have outlawed the Catholic Church. Many evangelists think and even state that Church is run by the Devil. When there is an abuse of power given by and amendment and you cannot stop that abuse, then the amendment has to be made void.

POLYGAMY: Is it against the law because of religion or because a man has children with many women who call him daddy, even though he is married to none of them. I know men who are married and live with other women they are not married to with his wife's approval and the approval of society as a norm. So why can a single or married man live with more then one woman and even have children with several women and it is OK. Yet it is wrong for a man to marry more then one women. So all them Mormon men need to do is say we weren't really married because a man can't have more then one wife, so he is married to one woman and living with and having children with the other women, just like other men not of that religion are doing. Also that religion is not recognized by the Christian church, so there marriages were not binding. And could never be registered more then once in any State, because of the law. So they were never married and unless we plan to go after all the men who got a whole lot of women PG, we can't go after these men.

One other question comes into play. Was this a nasty attack by the Baptist Church, playing God.

Now about the age of those married; every State has different laws for the age of consent to marry, some states allow you to marry at 12 years or 13 years or even sixteen years old with a parents permission. The reason: there is no Federal law on the age of consent, reserving the right for the States to make these laws. But there is an unconstitutional law that takes away the age of consent from all other states, that law involves recruiting children at the age of 17 with there parents agreeing to it. Yet these same children can't even drink in there own states. So again until we can get laws that provide equal justice for all, we need to get rid of the Church and State laws.