Can you quote the passages that these appear at? Or are you taking something from someone else or perhaps out of context? I don't recall the bible telling anyone to own slaves. It may have said something about owning slaves, which I think at that time slaves were owned, but nothing teaching men that they should own slaves. Quite the opposite.
And yes, it does teach that marriage is between man and a woman, basically because marriage is a thing that according to the bible is a covenant with their partner in the presence of God. So yeah, the bible advocates marriage as being between opposite sexes.
So does the vast majority of the human race. Is that a bad thing to see marriage as between a man and a woman? I mean, marriage and the traditional ceremony are something that the church made, not something that comes out of a secular society.
So why does secular society worry so much about it? Money and stratus. Flat and simple. What else could it be if folks are of a secular nature?
And yes, it does teach that marriage is between man and a woman, basically because marriage is a thing that according to the bible is a covenant with their partner in the presence of God. So yeah, the bible advocates marriage as being between opposite sexes.
So does the vast majority of the human race. Is that a bad thing to see marriage as between a man and a woman? I mean, marriage and the traditional ceremony are something that the church made, not something that comes out of a secular society.
So why does secular society worry so much about it? Money and stratus. Flat and simple. What else could it be if folks are of a secular nature?