To all those nominal conservatives and theists who bought the claim that gay marriage is no threat to your marriage and is not about changing the basic institution of marriage: You’ve been had.     (more…)

Elder Christofferson preached Sunday that the aim of the gospel is to draw down “perfect justice and infinite mercy” from heaven. The phrase stuck with me. Perfect justice and infinite mercy. (more…)

Some assembly required.

I think you’ll have the opportunity to witness it right before your eyes, very soon.

The Chief Rabbi of France has some keen insight into marriage and sexuality, if you can get over the frenchiness of his language, even in translation.

Keep this in mind when you get frustrated at the Godbeite Blog or other Bloggernacle sites for advocating gay marriage. Perhaps the poor dears can’t help it.

The limited government case for marriage.

I have not had much to say in awhile. There are a number of reasons for this.   (more…)

A Maryland university official has been suspended for signing a petition to allow the voters to decide whether to restore traditional marriage. (more…)

40% of births last year were out of wedlock. Almost half of the next generation is starting out in an environment of dysfunction and diminished opportunity.

Meanwhile the total birth rate is at the lowest ever recorded.

In more important news, in some states a handful of gay guys and lesbian ladies can’t get legally married.

Researcher says that homosexual shack-ups are even less stable than heterosexual shack-ups. Reality is a bigot.

Square Two has a response to Taylor Petrey’s attempt to imagine a Mormonism without the central Mormon doctrines of eternal marriage, descent, and ancestry. (more…)

The Devil and his party are too impatient in their attacks on marriage. In Brazil the opening move in a campaign to remove the bigoted restriction of marriage to two people has already begun. This lickerish haste will backfire.

I’m going to eat at Chik-Fil-A more often.

The First Circuit has struck down DOMA because of Constitutional law dating back to 1973.

Judicial liberalism is like a geometry class. You’re given a result you’re told is true and told to figure out some way to get there. (more…)