Submitted by: Submitted by jdotdc
Views: 82
Words: 467
Pages: 2
Category: Literature
Date Submitted: 10/01/2014 07:10 AM
Legalization of Same-sex Marriage
In The Philippines
In Partial Fulfillment of
English 23: Writing Across Disciplines
Argumentative Research Paper
Submitted By:
Jife P. Subayno
Adrian Villanueva
Joseph Munoz
Submitted To:
Mr. Jesus Montajes
October 1, 2014
Thesis Statement: Same-Sex Marriage should not be legalized in the Philippines
I. Introduction
Purpose of the study: to give a point by point explanation about how same-sex marriage does not translate into the mind and lifestyle of the modern day Filipino and why it should not be legalized by presenting the pros and cons of the study.
Significance of the study: The study gives guidance among the Philippine population about this societal issue and show answers backed up by research concerning this societal issue.
II. Body
A. Pros
1. Can same-sex marriage translate easily into the mindset of the modern day Filipino without violating/disrespecting the traditional Filipino values?
2. Should people who marry individuals of the same gender require equal treatment from the Filipino society?
3. Can individuals who marry other individuals of the same gender be productive and respected members of the Philippine society?
B. Cons
4. Should same-sex marriage be legalized?
5. What are the different negative effects of same-sex marriage to the Philippine society?
6. Does legalization/acceptance of same-sex marriage in the Philippines affect the country’s relationship towards foreign countries and its investors?
III. Conclusion
C. Brief Summary:
D. Other Possible Studies
I. Introduction
The purpose of this paper is to answer the following questions: A. Pro – 1. Can same-sex marriage translate easily into the mindset of the modern day Filipino without violating/disrespecting the traditional Filipino values? , 2. Should people who marry individuals of the same gender...