Advertisement

June 29, 2011

Gay Marriage Is Not Over Finish Line Just Yet

Editorial, USA Today

Posted |

  |   Share

These are exhilarating times for supporters of gay marriage.

var data = blocks.columnist; if (data != undefined){ document.getElementById('columnistmug').innerHTML=data; }

By Mario Tama, Getty Images

Proud: Valerie Coleman, right, and Joan Katter, a couple for 22 years, celebrate New York's new law.

EnlargeClose

By Mario Tama, Getty Images

Proud: Valerie Coleman, right, and Joan Katter, a couple for 22 years, celebrate New York's new law.

display_afs_ads(afs_top_ads, "topsponsoredLinks");

New York's vote last...

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: gay marriage

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

May 15, 2012
Obama's Gay Heresy
Msgr. Charles Pope, Arch. of Washington
The President’s disclosure that he now accepts so-called “Gay marriage” has received a good bit of political analysis. I am no political prognosticator and this is not a political blog. But when the President invokes... more ››
May 17, 2012
Goodbye, Military Chaplains
Rod Dreher, American Conservative
Remember how no clergy member will be forced to perform same-sex marriages against their will. If the Obama administration has its way, all US military chaplains will have to do so. Excerpt: The Obama administration... more ››
May 14, 2012
I Hate the Culture War, Too!
Luke Moon, Juicy Ecumenism
It might surprise some of you that I don’t wake up every morning thinking about new ways I can hate on gay people.  Nor do I spend all day making signs of aborted babies.  I  also don’t check the... more ››
May 11, 2012
Culture Wars: Same Bible, Different Christians
Barbara Hagerty, NPR
When President Obama announced he now supports same-sex marriage, he cited his Christian faith."The thing at root that we think about is, not only Christ sacrificing himself on our behalf, but it's also the Golden Rule, you know... more ››
May 10, 2012
Obama's Pastor: 'I've Had Better Days'
Peter Wallsten, On Faith
The president and the pastor spoke for 15 minutes, as Hunter, who had been driving with his wife in their home town of Orlando, Fla., pulled into a parking lot to listen. The pastor said he told the president that he did not... more ››
|