wedding

I'm wondering how many nonbelievers attend religious wedding ceremonies, or other religious ceremonies to please a believing family member, a relative, or even a believing friend. The question arose recently in my own family and my thinking is that one might avoid such occasions lest it...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4748292.stm So far it seems to be a happy ending: ' "and as far as we know they are still together," Mr Alifi said. ' So, is this the way forward? Instead of jail time/fines, make them tie the knot? (Perhaps have the wedding covered in the local paper?)

Hey all, A good friend of mine gets married and to my surprise she wants a church wedding (protestant). That's quite a dilemma for me. I'm an atheist, but that alone probably would not keep me from attending such a ceremony if it means a lot to a good friend. However, I do have a really...

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Maybe because we weren't invited? Maybe because our soldiers can't tell partygoers from terrorists? Or maybe because the Bush Re-Election War[TM] needed some fresh victims? source

Hi everyone, I have two friends who are getting married this summer, and they've asked me to officiate the wedding. They gave me a link to the Universal Life Church Monastary (www.ulc.org), where I can get ordained for free. Only problem is, I'm an atheist, and even though this is...

So my former neighbor, whom I'm fond of is a Good Catholic, and getting married. So I go. More or less my running mental diary.... I'm writing this after the reception and I'm pretty drunk and still drinking... what is it with booze and elipses... calling DeBunk... So the wedding starts with...