Zone1 Idea for religious faculties

[SkyscrapersUS]

Idea that only married people can enroll in religious faculties.

There are many religious faculties in Europe and the Middle East, and most of the students who enroll in these faculties are not married.

It happens that these students change sexual partners during their studies, which is not good for that type of faculty,

I think it is smarter, wiser and more logical for religious faculties that only married people can enter that faculty (An exception would be Catholicism).

 

[BULLDOG]

Idea that only married people can enroll in religious faculties.

There are many religious faculties in Europe and the Middle East, and most of the students who enroll in these faculties are not married.

It happens that these students change sexual partners during their studies, which is not good for that type of faculty,

I think it is smarter, wiser and more logical for religious faculties that only married people can enter that faculty (An exception would be Catholicism).

So, if a person dies before he is old enough to leagally marry, are they going to hell?

 

[WinterBorn]

Most religious organizations report a loss of numbers attending services. Putting restrictions like this in place will make those numbers even lower.

And why would ANY religion be so restrictive as far as who enters their "temple"?

 

[Meriweather]

Most religious organizations report a loss of numbers attending services. Putting restrictions like this in place will make those numbers even lower.

Which is not a bad thing. The Marines let it be known they take few. Only the few qualify for the Olympics. How many are left out of professional sports drafts? Is this because there are restrictions, or is it because there are standards?

We might consider that the reason fewer attend services because our own standards of what a religious service--and faith--should be.

 

[ReinyDays]

Marriage is very dangerous ... this is how babies happen ... are you requiring extensive day-care programs at these facilities? ... are you encouraging parents to let other people raise their children? ...

There's laws against this in the United States ...