The birth and adoption of Moses is narrated in Exodus 2.
There aren't any rational or sociological reasons to ban gay adoption. Studies show kids thrive in households headed by same-sex couples. If you are trying to argue the point against gay adoption, you can't even use the Bible to condemn it, because it was never mentioned in the Bible.
If approved by the court, no as it is similar to an adoption.
The Bible says that it is a good thing to help the needy (Ephesians 4) and that we are "predestinated unto the adoption of children through Jesus Christ our Lord" (Ephesians 1). Those are the only ones I can remember off the top of my head, but judging from thoose verses, I would say that the Bible accepts adoption/fostering.
Adoption papers look very similar to any other legal document. They consist of many pages of information and signatures for example.
In what religion? Based on the text of the Bible, there is no mention of adoption being a sin, whether married or not. Rather, there are cases according to Old Testament law where it was required (for the preserving of the family birthright). Based on the Koran, adoption is a sin.
The Turks adopted Persian culture and the Russians adopted both the Byzantine and the Slavs cultures and mixed them. Both empires grew to be large, wealthy, and cultured.
The Torah is the First 5 Books of the Holy Bible.
This question does not contain enough information to be answered. Who are you wanting to adopt? and WHY did you put this question in Bible Statistics and History, and Comparitive Denominations? Those categories have nothing to do with adoption. Here is the category about adoption: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/406
No such verse, or similar, afaik.
This phrase does not appear in the KJV Bible, however, a similar phrase, 'in process of time', appears five times in the Bible.
Adoption Is Not The Answer. or.Controversy Surrounding Adoption.The Debate Surrounding Adoption. orRejecting Adoption