Posted by: bittertruth November 15, 2011
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Chaurey, I knew it, you would ask me that questions.
The act of marriage itself is religious.
Let's rewind the time back to when there was no concepts of marriages at all. Say, 50,000 BC, humans were wild and savages, they're all polygamists, no rule, no restriction simply wild. Let's forward the time, say 1 AD, a book was already written with all do's and dont's for human, that was their holy book, they described virginity and marriages.
So, my friend, the moment they get married in someone(priest's) attendance, they unknowingly got themselves into religious act. It's like claiming themselves 'vegetarian' and at the same time consuming dairy products.
Strict atheist would never get married in true sense, even after marriage if they hold the same idea, nothing is wrong but they are not fully atheist.
The act of marriage itself is religious.
Let's rewind the time back to when there was no concepts of marriages at all. Say, 50,000 BC, humans were wild and savages, they're all polygamists, no rule, no restriction simply wild. Let's forward the time, say 1 AD, a book was already written with all do's and dont's for human, that was their holy book, they described virginity and marriages.
So, my friend, the moment they get married in someone(priest's) attendance, they unknowingly got themselves into religious act. It's like claiming themselves 'vegetarian' and at the same time consuming dairy products.
Strict atheist would never get married in true sense, even after marriage if they hold the same idea, nothing is wrong but they are not fully atheist.