In the Catholic Church there is no law or sin associated with races mixing through the fulfillment of the sacrament of marriage. What is discouraged and sinful - if a dispensation is not properly secured - is the mixing of religions.
A diriment impediment exists in cases where:
* A Catholic marries someone who is not baptized. * A Catholic marries someone who is baptized, but who is not a Catholic (this can happen, but an official dispensation must first be procured from the proper Church authorities. Because their religion is so intimately connected to their nationality, often people assume someone of Jewish heritage or nationality is of Jewish religious belief and practice. Someone of Jewish heritage who converts to Catholicism is a Catholic in religion and can validly marry whomever they will, of any race, providing the above conditions are observed.
the ghost dance was prohibited in Paris in the 1890s because it was considered indecent
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Yes. ANY firearm.
Yes, in Vatican State. However, all religions except Catholicism are prohibited from practicing there. The only churches are Catholic. Non-Catholics are welcome to visit, however.
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No. It is considered a commercial vehicle and has a GVWR in excess of 5,000 lbs. It is prohibited.
Also called the "balisong" or "gravity knife", YES, the knife is considered a deadly weapon and is prohibited from most states when carried concealed.
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Absolutely not. That's considered fraternization, and is very strictly prohibited.
It probably would be considered a prohibited transaction.