Homosexuality and marriage

As per Divine creation, marriage is a committed, lifelong partnership between two people who share a close-knit commune of love and life. They fully commit to one another and are responsible for conceiving, delivering, and raising children making the desire for marriage to be ingrained in human nature. As a result, marriage is among the most revered gifts and joys bestowed upon humanity. This honor is a divinely-created sacred connection. In the past, people believed that only men and women should get married. From ancient times until recently, most Christians—and even non-Christians—adhered steadfastly to the conventional view of marriage as a relationship between a male and a woman. However, contrary to what the Bible teaches about marriage and who is eligible for it, the modern definition and idea of marriage promote a particular view. The base concept of marriage seems to go against the nature of homosexuality and same-sex union given aspects such as the sense sexual intimacy plays in marriage and complementary characteristics not featuring in the union, however, the concept of love may be used as a supporting factor.  With factors like the role that sexual closeness plays in marriage and the absence of complementing traits in the union, the basic idea of marriage appears to go against the nature of homosexuality and same-sex relationships. Yet, the idea of love may be employed as a bolstering element.