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Possible new marriage alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior in Scotland could allow Jedi Knights to marry people. This means people could choose alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior a priest or a Star Wars alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior to perform their wedding ceremony. Scotland's government wants to give couples more alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior when they tie the alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior. It currently has two kinds of weddings – religious marriages and civil partnerships. Politicians want to add a alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior choice for people who believe in things other than religions. A government spokeswoman said alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior like the Jedi Knights and other "belief bodies" would have to alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior a test before they can alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior out marriages. There are around 177,000 British people who say they are Jedi Knights, making them the biggest " alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior religion" in Britain.

The Free Church of Scotland has alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior concerns about the possible new laws. Church spokesman Iver Martin, told the BBC: "The third alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior is quite astonishing because it [doesn't alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior] what 'belief' means." He added that 'belief' could be anything and could let all kinds of groups perform marriages. The Jedi Knights say they already have their own alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior for weddings. This includes the Jedi marriage alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior where the Jedi Knight asks the happy couple: "In alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior of alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior and forces of light, wherever you may go and whatever you may alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior, do you promise to alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior your life in marriage?" Other groups that could perform weddings alternativecarrycategorychoicesdarknessdefineeitherfaceforcesgroupsincludeknotlawspassraisedsharesystemthirdvowswarrior the Flat Earth Society, which believes the Earth is a flat disk.