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'Sister Wives' Family Challenges Polygamy Law; No Surprise for Christians, Christian News

Exactly as predicted by Christians when we opened the door to re-defining marriage. Advocates claimed that we were extremist for suggesting this would naturally flow from this legal precedent. They are now being proven wrong.


Next stop: bestiality.


Can the end be all that far away?

'Sister Wives' Family Challenges Polygamy Law; No Surprise for Christians, Christian News
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  1. Anonymous13 July, 2011

    And alas it doesn't take someone with the wisdom of Solomon to know they have a Biblical basis for this challenge.

    (Note : it's not letting me post under my Google account. Michael)

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  2. Anonymous13 July, 2011

    It's funny however that in Utah in the 19th century when thay allowed polygamy it didn't lead to gay marriage, bestiality or even cats and dogs living together.

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