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Join Date: Nov 2008
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I don't think it is necessarily healthy for a relationship, or the psychological and emotional well beings of the wives, but I don't think it's a "sin", because that would have to be taken up in your particular religion.
You can't base another beliefs actions under your definition of what is and isn't sinful. It doesn't work that way. If your religion does not allow it, then don't do it. :P |
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There is polygamy because man cannot stick to one wife and woman wants to experience what it is like somewhere else almost all the time. The truth however is that, those who marry more than one wife of husbands do not live long. Several research studies have confirm this that people in polygamous marriages live less than their expected years on earth.
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Don't be fooled. Polygamy to me is a blessing. My grandfather was polygamous My father was polygamous. Hopefully I'm going to be polygamous man because I will marry not less than three beautiful wives. One tall, One short and one in the middle. I'm all set
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Polygamy can't be said to be a sin but it is definitely unfair towards women. More than anything it leads to exploitation of women. If suppose a Man has 3 wives then each of his wives doesn't get what she deserves. In order to compete with other wives she ends up working more as a slave than being a wife. Pity that this is allowed and there's no limit to it.
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I think it is unfair to decide for people. Your best choice might not be good enough for me. you used Muhammed as an example but what worked for Mohammed over thousand years ago might not work for you because we are in a new millennium and things are far different than they were centuries ago. This is a computer age and the age of formal education so things are quite different. Let people decide for themselves what is best for them
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:p Is polygamy a sin? Evil is sin. Is having more than one wife a sin? The bible does not say it is. What it does say is that getting rid of one of them after you have used her throughout her youth is evil. The problem lies in whether one chooses to rely on the word of the bible or the word of religion.
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I don't care whether it's a sin or what any books say about it; it's wrong, and I hate everyone that think that it's right, they all deserve to die... In fact... If I had nothing to lose I would kill them myself... mormons, etc. I would become the hand of Satan if it would help....
Why is the world filled with so much useless evil humans... If i knew who Malik was I'd beat him up and break off his arms and legs... so much evil.... I hate it........................ |
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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Actually, polygamy is a common practice throughout many cultures and religions in the world, not only Islam. It is usually practiced simply because of economic reasons.
Polygamy, specifically polygyny (marriage to more than one wife) was originally permitted in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Historical context is important to keep in mind when discussing these issues. For instance, Islam still permits it but under very strict guidelines. Men can marry up to four wives but are not encouraged to do so because they must truly love, finance, and care for each wife equally; a difficult and almost impossible task for most men. The practice was originally permitted (and still is) in Islam in its early days in order to spread the religion more rapidly and to provide care and protection for widows. In Christianity, the Old Testament states that men can marry as many wives as they wish and in Judaism today, polygamy is not a lawful practice but it was in the past. The most common misinterpretation about this common form of marriage is that it is practiced by uneducated, poor, and barbaric people in third-world countries. However, there are many middle and upper-class Caucasian polygamous families in North America who follow this lifestyle even though it is not permitted by law in most cases. |
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Well the bible and Koran were both written by men and therefore bastardised by these men to indoctrinate people into believing that men are 'better' and more 'worthy' than females and should be allowed more wives to fulfil their 'needs.'
Polygamy itself is highly illogical as there is basically a 50/50 ratio of men and women on this earth meaning that if men were to have say 4 wives each, 3/4 of the population of men in the world would be without a wife. |
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If you are going to judge this as a sin what are you judging this against? From what I read from you folks is that everyone is using a religion as a standard. Take the Jewish religion or the christian or Islamic religion which is based on the Jewish law of Moses. Jesus said the Jews and their religion is of the devil. He said their god is the devil. For heavens sake they gave sacrifice to their god, the devil, in the desert for 40 years after they told the true God to go shove his covenant up where the sun don't shine.
Wake up folks and look at the source of your religion. The Jewish religion is from satan and their god is satan or Jesus the Christ is one big fat lier. And because christianity and Islam are based on Satanic Jewry they are no better. Read John 8:42-47 and if you believe Jesus you are a follower of his and if you do not you are a follower of a religion of the devil and not Jesus. If these words are too strong for you all to bear then fold up your bible and go look at one of those pornographic movies or magazines the Jewish publishers serve you for your entertainment.
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