He had some intense and dramatic long-term relationships with women and also his share of brief sexual encounters, and he eventually had what is said to have been a loving and grounded marriage.
Finnis charges, as noted above, that accounts which do not ground marriage in this purpose have no theoretical reason to resist the extension of marriage to polygamy, incest, and bestiality (Finnis 1995).
We want a grounded marriage.
Love is sometimes taken to be grounds for marriage, but less so in cultures where marriage is arranged.
In its submission, the Australian Family Association said voters who held a belief on formal or religious grounds that marriage could only be the union of a man and a woman should not be accused of homophobia or hatred towards same-sex-attracted or gender-diverse people.
Grounds for Marriage (1951) was a romantic comedy about an opera singer (Kathryn Grayson) who still loves her ex-husband (Johnson).
No one, even me, wants to end up old and alone, but that hardly seems like grounds for marriage.
His first play, Grounds For Marriage, was staged by the Edinburgh Traverse in 1967, and The Roses Of Eyam at the Northcott Exeter in 1970.
Based on the justices' questions at oral arguments, legal analysts predict that the justices will overturn the law on the grounds that marriage is a matter for the states.
The church refuses to conduct same-sex church weddings on the traditional biblical grounds that marriage is between a man and a woman, and its insistence that gay clergy must be celibate.
