Between Language Art and Language Play

The both articles delve into the contemporary debate of corresponding(p) sex compass north. The first one presents the conservative orthodox raft of the Catholic faith on alike sex union while the second article presents an irregular view which is more giving and accepting. Both article advocate a stand on the same issue and aims to spread the good news of their stand. The two articles tackle the issue of same sex union by giving their own definition of marriage.The orthodox view argues that marriage, as instituted by God, is a faithful, exclusive, long union of a man and a woman joined in an intimate community of lifespan and love and that same sex union is an altogether different thing from marriage since it does non play the definition. They say that it is not based on the natural complementarity of male and female it cannot cooperate with God to give new life and the natural purpose of sexual union cannot be achieved by a same-sex union.The liberal view points otherwi se saying that Marriage can be defined as the unique and redundant form of committed friendship and this does not say that the persons have to be heterosexually attracted, thus people of the same sex can still be married. This contrasting view is an interesting point for further compare and contrasting. Both authors use the bible as their authoritative source of arguments. The USCCB in sum claims that what is right is what is write in the bible, Prof.Maguire on his part claims that the bible as a historical explanation is not an account of what is right, it sometimes contain accounts which recommends what should not be done as depicted by the lesson of particular stories exchangeable in the stories about slavery. The liberal view purports that many Catholic theologians agree now with Protestant and Judaic theologians that same sex unions can be moral, healthy, and holy and that many Catholic people are dungeon in same sex unions and adopting children and still practicing thei r Catholic faith however .While the USCCB continues to campaign against the equation of same sex unions to marriage and urges followers to keep their opinions in line with the teachings of their faith and of the bible. While using approximately the same source, the bible and the interpretation of the word of God, both authors argue in different directions both of which does not directly rebut each other.