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thats true, Ive no idea what other religious stance (ones you listed above to name a few) are on the subject. Let's say in terms of Islam or Christianity... it doesn't matter WHY one wants to get married, but say if it's a religious rite, and the religion is against homosexuality, you are sort...

AFAIK marriage is a religious rite or something and since most if not all are against homosexuality I don't understand why they would want to get married. Co-habit or something. Or does it have anything to do with difference in civil law (privileges etc) when you are married or not?