동성애자에 대한 사회적·법적 고찰 = A Sociological and Legal Study on Same-Sex Couples

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Same-sex relationships in modern society experience discrimination not only in intimate relationships such as exist in families and friendships but also in social and legal settings. They are classified as a sexual minority group subject to human rights protection and classified as people with unhealthy sexual orientation. In Belgium, Canada, the Netherlands, and Spain, homosexuals are granted the legal right to marry, and in the United States, beginning with California and Massachusetts, more and more States are granting homosexuals legal rights. From a religious point of view, especially in Christianity, the stance that homosexuality must be forbidden because the Bible forbids it needs to be reconsidered and made to agree more closely with God`s universal command of love thy neighbor. Accordingly, the desirable course of action would be to mitigate sexual discrimination against to those who find it difficult to have any sexual identity other than homosexuality, allow same-sex marriages, and grant homosexuals who marry the same legal rights afforded to married couples.

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