March for Marriage
Read the latest news and opinion on traditional marriage and the 2014 March for Marriage.
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Traditional marriage proponents fight on
With stunning swiftness, the legal landscape for same-sex marriage has been reshaped in less than a year after the Supreme Court struck down part of the federal Defense of Marriage Act.
Polling on marriage: The american people continue to support preserving marriage as the union of one
It's become an article of faith in media reporting that there has been a massive shift in public opinion in favor of same-sex 'marriage.'
Biblical marriage is beautiful
Current society finds many citizens deciding critical issues based on polls or humanistic thinking- which views humans as the decision makers or as "gods" of their own lives. I, in turn, take a biblical view of allowing my belief system to be shaped by biblical foundation principles.
The Supreme Court's other shoe
So why has there been a steady stream of lower court decisions in the year since Windsor was decided that have rejected that reasoning and the Court's explicit statement that the holding in Windsor was confined to same-sex marriages made lawful in a particular State?
The family is the school of love, and parents are the teachers
Throughout the ages, the world's great religions - Hinduism, Jainism, Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, indigenous traditions, and many others - have affirmed the family, and its basis in marriage between a man and a woman.
EDITORIAL: Don't accept unappealing rulings from unelected judges
Judicial activism is back, and with a vengeance. Unelected judges with personal agendas felt the rush of power that came from making public policy with the school-prayer cases in the 1960s and school busing in the 1970s.
KNIGHT: Hubris on marriage laws not limited to unelected judges
Another day, another federal judge overturning a state marriage law.
EDITORIAL: Overturn judge's ruling, restore real marriage in Virginia
Traditional marriage isn't going down with a whimper.
EDITORIAL: Lesbian 'throuple' proves Scalia right on slippery slopes
Well, that didn't take long. Doll, Brynn and Kitten Young, a lesbian trio, have declared themselves the world's first "throuple." The Massachusetts women claim to be "married" and await their first child.
KNIGHT: Recovering the meaning of marriage
The stage is being set for the U.S. Supreme Court to manufacture a "right" to homosexual "marriage" in the Constitution.
EDITORIAL: Judges legislating 'morality' on same-sex marriage
Not so long ago the Constitution got respect. But now, not so much. President Obama is on his way to repealing the separation of powers, and the 10th Amendment is on life-support, ignored by federal judges who know better than the legislatures of Utah, Oklahoma, Kentucky and Virginia.
