The definition of the word "marriage" is a union between
a man and a woman. There are many in American who are trying to
change the meaning of the word, "marriage," to include people who
are practicing sexual sin with each other.
However, when a
couple seeks a marriage license it is understood that the couple is
a man and a woman. When a couple puts a check in the box titled,
"Married filing jointly," on a 1040 tax return, it is understood
that the couple is a man and a woman. Legal documents and laws that
use the word "marriage," mean between a man and a woman. And when a spouse dies, Social Security refers
to the living spouse as 'husband' or 'wife.' (No matter what, a
person also stays the sex they were born as, with Social Security
and the spouse will always be the opposite
sex.)
So,
the question is this: Will our nation allow the alteration of
English words to alter the meanings to legal documents and
laws?
Think
about the endless possibilities that such could mean for our nation.
First off, there would be no law or legal document worth the paper
such is written on. All it will take is an alteration to the
meanings of words, and presto, the law and or legal document is
altered.
Adulterers
could legally get away with polygamy, because to them, a marriage is
with more than one woman. I feel sorry for first wives, who find out
the hard way that the terms of their marriage license can be changed
with the alteration of the word "marriage."
How
about birth certificates? Are they next?
