The Case for the Gentile Christian Monastery (a/ k/a Christian Union).

Appendix to Gentile Christians by Philip McPherson Rudisill (Reviewed last 6/15/04)

The monastery (today called a "civil union" in the secular world) is a commitment which is so akin to the marriage that the marriage could almost be considered as merely a special case of it. In the monastery the same commitment takes place as in a marriage. The only difference is that since a monastery includes two of the same sex and since the marriage encompasses both sexes, the marriage is preferred for the raising of children. Monasteries can be utilized to raise children if there are not enough marriages for all children at any given time.

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