Some Argue Against Same-Sex Marriage by Appealing to the Benefits

question 18

Multiple Choice

Some argue against same-sex marriage by appealing to the benefits to society of preserving long-standing customs and traditions.The tradition of marriage is one such tradition,once established as an institution joining male and female only.A plausible reply to this view is that:

• A)the tradition of marriage doesn't matter.
• B)not all traditions are beneficial;some need to be changed because they violate rights.
• C)the tradition of marriage doesn't have any benefits,only disadvantages.
• D)whatever people prefer should constitute traditions.

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