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Submitted by : larrynelmira Submitted on : Mar 17,2011 10:08:06 am ballot title: Ding dong! the bells are gonna chimeballot number:139219
Who would they be trying to fool? If is satisfied some need in a non believer, then it's not hypocritical. If non believers wanted a full church wedding with a liturgy and all that, they probably don't know it but they may be believers on some level they are not aware of. I've never heard of an atheist desiring a full church wedding with liturgy and communion.
by forgetmenot
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My bride to be is a believer and wants full church wedding and I want her to be happy.
by larrynelmira
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Voted : Yes Answering the question asked. Voted : No Sometimes people want it that way out of respect. Voted : No i have been to many Catholic weddings and a couple of Muslim ones, they all had beer, count me in. The people getting married invited me so it doesn't matter what i believe Voted : No ^larry, your desire to make your bride happy is genuine and so a church wedding would not be hypocritical.
by forgetmenot
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Voted : Yes Unequivocably, yes. Have it on Mallory Beach and invite the Cat Man to preside. |