Re: virus: Origins of weddings?

From: Walter Watts (wlwatts@home.com)
Date: Sat Jan 12 2002 - 21:39:11 MST


What would I call this "thing" I've been in for 28 years?
This "thing" that will make me a grandfather any day now?
This "thing" that has given me so much love and joy, with a very, very slight
pinch of heartache on occasion.
This "thing" which I can't imagine existence without.

What would I call "that"?

Walter
<I'll settle for calling it "lucky" for the time being>

Steve Parrott wrote:

> Since we have been discussing the importance of love, I will pose a question
> of which I have pondered at times.
>
> Is there any basis for the institution of marriage other than religious
> dogma? I myself do not know of any. Since the majority of this list regard
> religion(s) as nothing more than controlling brainwashing, (as do I), then
> where does marriage fall into all of this? If, in a perfect world, we had
> the power to eradicate all religions, should marriage also be elimanated
> from modern society.
>
> Just food for thought. How would the structure of society change without
> any marrige? Better,... worse,.... no change since most marriages fail now
> a days anyway?
>
> Steve

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Walter Watts
Tulsa Network Solutions, Inc.


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