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Is our rejection or ignorance of God's Laws the primary reason for all our societal relationship problems including but not limited to homosexuality?
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Answer 1
YES AND YES. God is above all and over all persons. He has put forth many, many witnesses and signs of His existence, and yet most of the world rejects and denys that He exists and is indeed the Supreme Sovereign. There are a smaller percentage that are just plain ignorant. In either case this is the huge problem of society and IS going to send each one to HELL. To ignore or not believe in God and His Son, Jesus Christ is the SIN that will sink your boat.
Answer 2
No. Ignorance of Divine Law is not the reason for society's ills and scapegoats very complex problems on very simple solutions. We can also see very pious societies throughout Africa and the Islamic World that are complete failures in terms of having stable lives.
Societal relationship problems come from a variety of different sources, including: inherited discriminatory tendencies, an emphasis on materialism over a balance between material and emotional wealth, economics based on a zero-sum game mentality, short attention spans in dealing with complex issues, pressure against holding concrete views and pursuing their realization, and failures in active communication.
Even if we narrow it down to issues of marriage, homosexual marriage does not devalue or lessen the validity of heterosexual marriage, nor does it lead to heterosexual marriages failing. The 52% divorce rate in the United States is so high because rather than couples knowing that they love each other before they get married, they get married and outgrow each other. Or partners in a relationship forget how to love each other and would rather break up than work on the relationship. If Christian groups that protested homosexuality invested half as much time and effort into promoting marriage counseling that they do to fighting homosexual marriage, they might actually be able to save the institution of marriage.
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