Mark Driscoll Thinks Next Social Battle Will Be for Polygamist Rights

After the gay community received their rights in most of America's states, Driscoll believes that the definition of marriage has become more vague and ambiguous. He believes that people who are gender fluid and non-religious people will take advantage of the granting of gay rights to fight for all kind of marriages that go against the traditional forms of marriage. As such, he believes there will be marriages between multiple people of various genders and even of people of the same genders. Marriage will no longer be a sacred institution through which God's gift of life gets expression he warned. Polygamy laws of the U.S. have been challenged by Americans in support of polygamous relationships. In fact, some churches that advocate a more Biblical way of life still practice polygamy, though discreetly. Recently, Nathan Collier, a Mormon, was excommunicated for having two wives. However, he believes that it is his right to have two wives as it was permitted in the Bible. Collier, husband of Christine and Victoria have threatened the LDS with a lawsuit if his excommunication was not revoked.

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MDriscoll1 After gay rights, Pastor believes people will fight for polygamous marriages.

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LATEST POLL: Do you talk about your faith on social media? Weigh in → World Religion News Logo Religion News Religions Featured Contributors Video Culture Ethics Issues Opinion Mark Driscoll Thinks Next Social Battle Will Be for Polygamist Rights date icon 27 Aug 2016 author icon Posted by Nathan Glover MDriscoll1 After gay rights, Pastor believes people will fight for polygamous marriages. According to the pastor of Trinity Church in Arizona, Mark Driscoll, polygamy may soon come back into common practice if the traditional definition of “one man one woman” marriages keep vanishing at the rate that it is in modern-day America. Voicing his disappointment at the recent acceptance of gay rights across America, the pastor feels that soon people will demand all kinds of marriages that are not in accordance with “God's plan.” Mark Driscoll Thinks Next Social Battle Will Be for Polygamist Rights Tweet This According to the pastor, Polygamy leads to future disasters. He claims that the violent conflicts between Jewish and Arab communities is proof of his point. He says that the roots of this violence lies in Abraham having children from Sarah as well as Hagar, his maid-servant. He further says that having different sets of children from different wives creates different sets of generation lines, which can end up in conflicts and fights due to competition. Addressing the existence of polygamy in the Bible, Driscoll says that he does not deny it. However, he says that those relationships were against God's plan and only led to trouble. He says that in a polygamous relationship, there is always the possibility of one wife being favored over the others. Eventually, the children of the un-favored wife will hold a grudge against the children of the other, which can lead to painful and disastrous results. After the gay community received their rights in most of America's states, Driscoll believes that the definition of marriage has become more vague and ambiguous. He believes that people who are gender fluid and non-religious people will take advantage of the granting of gay rights to fight for all kind of marriages that go against the traditional forms of marriage. As such, he believes there will be marriages between multiple people of various genders and even of people of the same genders. Marriage will no longer be a sacred institution through which God's gift of life gets expression he warned. Polygamy laws of the U.S. have been challenged by Americans in support of polygamous relationships. In fact, some churches that advocate a more Biblical way of life still practice polygamy, though discreetly. Recently, Nathan Collier, a Mormon, was excommunicated for having two wives. However, he believes that it is his right to have two wives as it was permitted in the Bible. Collier, husband of Christine and Victoria have threatened the LDS with a lawsuit if his excommunication was not revoked. Resources Christian Today Christian Post Mark Driscoll Ministries Follow the Conversation on Twitter The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author and are not necessarily those of World Religion News. Tags: Abraham, Excommunication, gay rights, mark driscoll, Nathan Collier, Polygamy Share This Subscribe to updates Your Email Address RSS Feed Newsletter Related Posts Do You Know Why the Baha’i Faith Do Not Have Clergy? August 1, 2016 Send Virtual Prayers to the Western Wall with The Kotel Prayer March 21, 2016 Our God and your God are One: Origins of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism January 1, 2016 Most Popular News Donald Trump Banning Anti-Semites Trump Wants to Ban Anti-Semites From Entering U.S. by Elisa Meyer LeavingChurch1 78% of U.S. Religious ‘Nones’ were Raised in Religious Homes by Derek Welch MDriscoll1 Mark Driscoll Thinks Next Social Battle Will Be for Polygamist Rights by Nathan Glover MHouston baptism R&B Star Marques Houston Completes Jehovah’s Witness Conversion by Alison Lesley Download the World Religion News App Download the World Religion News App on iTunesDownload the World Religion News App on Google Play Subscribe to updates Your Email Address RSS Feed Newsletter World Religion News Agnosticism Anglicanism Atheism Bahá’í Faith Baptist Buddhism Catholicism Christianity Eastern Orthodoxy Evangelicalism Hinduism Islam Jainism Judaism Lutheranism Methodism Mormonism Oriental Orthodoxy Presbyterianism Scientology Shinto Sikhism Taoism Wicca Recent Religion News Mark Driscoll Thinks Next Social Battle Will Be for Polygamist Rights August 27, 2016 78% of U.S. Religious 'Nones' were Raised in Religious Homes August 27, 2016 Burkini Ban Lifted, but Shock of Islamophobia Remains August 26, 2016 ©2016 WorldReligionNews.com | About | Contact Us | Site Policies | Terms and Conditions | Disclaimer If you’re a publisher and wish to have your content removed, click here.

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After the gay community received their rights in most of America's states, Driscoll believes that the definition of marriage has become more vague and ambiguous. He believes that people who are gender fluid and non-religious people will take advantage of the granting of gay rights to fight for all kind of marriages that go against the traditional forms of marriage. As such, he believes there will be marriages between multiple people of various genders and even of people of the same genders. Marriage will no longer be a sacred institution through which God's gift of life gets expression he warned. Polygamy laws of the U.S. have been challenged by Americans in support of polygamous relationships. In fact, some churches that advocate a more Biblical way of life still practice polygamy, though discreetly. Recently, Nathan Collier, a Mormon, was excommunicated for having two wives. However, he believes that it is his right to have two wives as it was permitted in the Bible. Collier, husband of Christine and Victoria have threatened the LDS with a lawsuit if his excommunication was not revoked.

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