I stumbled across this article today which offers a very different perspective, one that I'll need to mull over more thoroughly, on the same sex marriage debate. Summary: Prop 8 in Cali. is more tolerant and liberal than laws in Mass. demanding same sex marriage be recognized. Hmm.Read the whole thing.
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Clarification on Previous Post on Gay Marraige
In the comments on my previous post, SEG asked for some clarification on why I am for using the legislative process to put an end to abortion but not a fan of the ban on gay marriage. First, let me say that I am not for gay marriage and do believe homosexuality is a flagrant … Continue reading Clarification on Previous Post on Gay Marraige
Gay Marriage and Constitutional Bans
A few weeks ago I mentioned that I'm not one who supports amendments to the Constitution banning gay marriage. Yesterday three states passed amendments to their state constitutions banning it. Here's a quote from William Duncan on marriagedebate.com: Voters in California, Arizona and Florida approved constitutional amendments defining marriage as the union of a man … Continue reading Gay Marriage and Constitutional Bans
the eternal life of money?
Change of topic for a while. I read this today in Christopher Wright's excellent book The Mission of God. He quotes Geiko Muller-Fahrenholz at length (Jubilee Challenge, pp. 104-111). I thought it was timely given the financial instability of the past few weeks:We enjoy time, we are carried along in the flow of time, everything … Continue reading the eternal life of money?
God Entranced 