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beetee wrote:Its ok to be gay if you're a Hindu.
FYI
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-33265987But why all this fuss about lesbians, you may ask. Is it a plot against women? Is it forbidden in the Kama Sutra? Has Indian society traditionally frowned upon gay people? Not really.
For example, in the Laws of Manu, which are more than 2,000 years old, and lay down rules for everything, the prescribed punishment for homosexuality is taking a bath with your clothes on, after which you are purified.Kautilya's Artha Shastra, an economic and political treatise, takes a more economic view of the matter, and suggests a small fine. The Kama Sutra provides detailed instructions for homosexual acts, as it does for everything else.
The Sushruta Samhita was a medical treatise written around 600 BC by Sushruta, one of the greatest medical men in history. He figured out how to reconstruct noses, amongst other things. He defines types of homosexual behaviour, and states clearly that sexual orientation is something that is determined at birth. He drew a distinction between transgenders and homosexuals.
http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/the-faith-column/2009/04/gay-homosexuality-vaishnavismThe historical approach to homosexuality within Vaishnava Hinduism is quite opposite from that of the Abrahamic faiths. Whereas the latter punished homosexuality harshly in ancient times but has since softened its stance, Hinduism has no history of persecuting homosexuals until after the arrival of Islamic and British (Christian) influence. Ancient Vedic texts mildly discourage homosexual behavior for brahmanas or priests but do not criminalize it for the common citizen. On the contrary, Vedic texts describe homosexual citizens serving as dancers, artisans, barbers, house attendants and prostitutes well within the purview of ancient Vedic society.
desifemlove wrote:Hinduism is a lot more laidback dan Christianity and Islam. i will expect flames and ting from Christians/Muslims, but reality ent no obstacle. No Hindus prozeltyse, or make Hindu states, no ISIS, INquisitions, holy wars, etc.
desifemlove wrote:beetee wrote:Its ok to be gay if you're a Hindu.
FYI
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-33265987But why all this fuss about lesbians, you may ask. Is it a plot against women? Is it forbidden in the Kama Sutra? Has Indian society traditionally frowned upon gay people? Not really.
For example, in the Laws of Manu, which are more than 2,000 years old, and lay down rules for everything, the prescribed punishment for homosexuality is taking a bath with your clothes on, after which you are purified.Kautilya's Artha Shastra, an economic and political treatise, takes a more economic view of the matter, and suggests a small fine. The Kama Sutra provides detailed instructions for homosexual acts, as it does for everything else.
The Sushruta Samhita was a medical treatise written around 600 BC by Sushruta, one of the greatest medical men in history. He figured out how to reconstruct noses, amongst other things. He defines types of homosexual behaviour, and states clearly that sexual orientation is something that is determined at birth. He drew a distinction between transgenders and homosexuals.
http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/the-faith-column/2009/04/gay-homosexuality-vaishnavismThe historical approach to homosexuality within Vaishnava Hinduism is quite opposite from that of the Abrahamic faiths. Whereas the latter punished homosexuality harshly in ancient times but has since softened its stance, Hinduism has no history of persecuting homosexuals until after the arrival of Islamic and British (Christian) influence. Ancient Vedic texts mildly discourage homosexual behavior for brahmanas or priests but do not criminalize it for the common citizen. On the contrary, Vedic texts describe homosexual citizens serving as dancers, artisans, barbers, house attendants and prostitutes well within the purview of ancient Vedic society.
Hinduism is a lot more laidback dan Christianity and Islam. i will expect flames and ting from Christians/Muslims, but reality ent no obstacle. No Hindus prozeltyse, or make Hindu states, no ISIS, INquisitions, holy wars, etc.
DFC wrote:What does Gandhi have to do with Gays?
Gandhi and Jesus both preached non-violence, both died horribly because of their beliefs.
One of them supposed to come back on a raptor in the future,
zoom rader wrote:DFC wrote:What does Gandhi have to do with Gays?
Gandhi and Jesus both preached non-violence, both died horribly because of their beliefs.
One of them supposed to come back on a raptor in the future,
Men still confused in this chead.
This ched is about US same sex law and not religious beliefs.
bluefete wrote:zoom rader wrote:DFC wrote:What does Gandhi have to do with Gays?
Gandhi and Jesus both preached non-violence, both died horribly because of their beliefs.
One of them supposed to come back on a raptor in the future,
Men still confused in this chead.
This ched is about US same sex law and not religious beliefs.
What is the law built on?
zoom rader wrote:US civil rights
bluefete wrote:So as someone asked before: Does thislaw now mean that religious bodies will be compelled to marry gays and lesbians or does it only apply to civil marriages?
bluefete wrote:So as someone asked before: Does thislaw now mean that religious bodies will be compelled to marry gays and lesbians or does it only apply to civil marriages?
I can agree with that, but then should religion be allowed to affect laws?racedriverpro wrote:BRZ wrote:Once again, LAW of a country its now LEgal for Gay marriages, However I draw the line where gay couples now want to force their rights to get married in the Church, and have a Priest perform the deed.
The LAW an Politics MUST NEVER interfere into beliefs of a Religion, they should and must NEVER try to persuade or change or modify anything as it pertains to the Religion.
You want to get married to the same sex- Fine, but go to your white house or your government building and go do it, DONT expect or hope to get married in the Church.
THIS
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DFC wrote:What does Gandhi have to do with Gays?
Gandhi and Jesus both preached non-violence, both died horribly because of their beliefs.
One of them supposed to come back on a raptor in the future,
Advent wrote:I doh understand allyuh yuh know, hindus and muslims here in trinidad can marry a 8 year old girl (pedophilia) but two grown adults marrying is an issue, stuepes
shady23 wrote:Advent wrote:I doh understand allyuh yuh know, hindus and muslims here in trinidad can marry a 8 year old girl (pedophilia) but two grown adults marrying is an issue, stuepes
Erm, you living in a different Trinidad? No they can't.
"You must be 18 years of age to marry in Trinidad and Tobago, but exemptions may be granted on religious grounds. The minimum age for Muslim marriages is 12 years old. The minimum age for Hindu marriages is 16 years old. Please contact the Registrar General for information on how to apply for an age exemption."Advent wrote:shady23 wrote:Advent wrote:I doh understand allyuh yuh know, hindus and muslims here in trinidad can marry a 8 year old girl (pedophilia) but two grown adults marrying is an issue, stuepes
Erm, you living in a different Trinidad? No they can't.
sorry 14 year olds
dougla_boy wrote:good guy Duane, educating the ignorant.......
I'm not sure if these marriages need to be consummated to complete the process.dougla_boy wrote:good guy Duane, educating the ignorant.......
Advent wrote:dougla_boy wrote:good guy Duane, educating the ignorant.......
It's still 12 years Douglas boy sigh...
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zoom rader wrote:Advent wrote:dougla_boy wrote:good guy Duane, educating the ignorant.......
It's still 12 years Douglas boy sigh...
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When last you heard or know of someone that got married at 12?
This not 50 years ago
but exemptions may be granted on religious grounds. The minimum age for Muslim marriages is 12 years old.
Advent wrote:zoom rader wrote:Advent wrote:dougla_boy wrote:good guy Duane, educating the ignorant.......
It's still 12 years Douglas boy sigh...
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When last you heard or know of someone that got married at 12?
This not 50 years agobut exemptions may be granted on religious grounds. The minimum age for Muslim marriages is 12 years old.
it may not be 50 years ago, but why is this still around ?
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