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I'm curious to know not that I would want to enter a polygamous relationship.
Also guys it would be great if you could use sources such as links to show your statements are valid/legit.
It seems to be only legal in certain Islamic states but the majority of countries are completely against it.
Also guys it would be great if you could use sources such as links to show your statements are valid/legit.
It seems to be only legal in certain Islamic states but the majority of countries are completely against it.
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Because marriage.
Marriage is essentially a financial contract. If you could marry anyone and everyone there would be no point to marriage legislatively.
You can still have as many partners as you want.
Marriage is essentially a financial contract. If you could marry anyone and everyone there would be no point to marriage legislatively.
You can still have as many partners as you want.
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I'll direct you to what the ''official'' religion of the UK has been for a very long time and then you can conclude why.
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(Original post by Inexorably)
I'll direct you to what the ''official'' religion of the UK has been for a very long time and then you can conclude why.
I'll direct you to what the ''official'' religion of the UK has been for a very long time and then you can conclude why.
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Part of it is certain religions against it are influencing law. Because when many nations and governments were being founded and established, religion was more mainstream and common, a way of life, a reason for death, etc.
But now it's about money. It costs to divorce. Sadly. It is also is beneficial to get married legally because of spousal rights during marriage and after, many of which I don't know of specifically because I'm not married. Prenups, alimony, assets, salary/joints, etc...
But now it's about money. It costs to divorce. Sadly. It is also is beneficial to get married legally because of spousal rights during marriage and after, many of which I don't know of specifically because I'm not married. Prenups, alimony, assets, salary/joints, etc...
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(Original post by Inexorably)
I'll direct you to what the ''official'' religion of the UK has been for a very long time and then you can conclude why.
I'll direct you to what the ''official'' religion of the UK has been for a very long time and then you can conclude why.
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(Original post by Cherry82)
What was the 'official religion' in the UK? See this would make sense if it was only the UK that banned polygamy but what about countries such as Thailand, Australia and even Iraq and Syria that aren't Christian nations which all hold restrictions on polygamy? It's more than just an 'official religion'.
What was the 'official religion' in the UK? See this would make sense if it was only the UK that banned polygamy but what about countries such as Thailand, Australia and even Iraq and Syria that aren't Christian nations which all hold restrictions on polygamy? It's more than just an 'official religion'.
And find anti-polygamy?
It's also not just about religion, it's economic to marry/divorce.
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(Original post by Cherry82)
What was the 'official religion' in the UK? See this would make sense if it was only the UK that banned polygamy but what about countries such as Thailand, Australia and even Iraq and Syria that aren't Christian nations which all hold restrictions on polygamy? It's more than just an 'official religion'.
What was the 'official religion' in the UK? See this would make sense if it was only the UK that banned polygamy but what about countries such as Thailand, Australia and even Iraq and Syria that aren't Christian nations which all hold restrictions on polygamy? It's more than just an 'official religion'.
I am giving you the answer as to why it is illegal in the UK and I imagine religion is the source for almost all countries.
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(Original post by Inexorably)
I'll direct you to what the ''official'' religion of the UK has been for a very long time and then you can conclude why.
I'll direct you to what the ''official'' religion of the UK has been for a very long time and then you can conclude why.
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(Original post by Gryffindorian)
Then obviously...look at their official religions.
And find anti-polygamy?
It's also not just about religion, it's economic to marry/divorce.
Then obviously...look at their official religions.
And find anti-polygamy?
It's also not just about religion, it's economic to marry/divorce.
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(Original post by Inexorably)
Christianity in '''''''recent''''''' times.
I am giving you the answer as to why it is illegal in the UK and I imagine religion is the source for almost all countries.
Christianity in '''''''recent''''''' times.
I am giving you the answer as to why it is illegal in the UK and I imagine religion is the source for almost all countries.
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(Original post by Cherry82)
Not trying to be rude guys but any sources to back up your statements?
Not trying to be rude guys but any sources to back up your statements?
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It's bigotry and legislative inertia, basically.
Under a system of gender equality, there is no good reason to deny that we must keep evolving until an adult, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, monogamy or polyamory, race, or religion is free to share love, sex, residence, and marriage (and any of those without the others) with any and all consenting adults. Polyamory, polygamy, open relationships are not for everyone, but they are for some. The limited same-gender freedom to marry is a great and historic step, but is NOT full marriage equality, because equality "just for some" is not equality. Let's stand up for EVERY ADULT'S right to marry the person(s) they love. Get on the right side of history!
http://marriage-equality.blogspot.co...arguments.html
Under a system of gender equality, there is no good reason to deny that we must keep evolving until an adult, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, monogamy or polyamory, race, or religion is free to share love, sex, residence, and marriage (and any of those without the others) with any and all consenting adults. Polyamory, polygamy, open relationships are not for everyone, but they are for some. The limited same-gender freedom to marry is a great and historic step, but is NOT full marriage equality, because equality "just for some" is not equality. Let's stand up for EVERY ADULT'S right to marry the person(s) they love. Get on the right side of history!
http://marriage-equality.blogspot.co...arguments.html
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