How the Amy Coney Barrett hearings reveal flaws in LGBT ‘marriage’ logic
The Democrats — who are usually so quick to lecture others on following 'the science' — have apparently not kept up with the science on sexual orientation.
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Peter Sprigg
Expanding the definition of ‘parent’ expands the power of the state
Moving away from the limited definition of families as being formed by marriage, biology, or adoption is a move in the direction of the further deconstruction of the family as an institution.
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Five things to know about ‘gender dysphoria’ in children
Research has shown that, left to themselves most children who exhibit symptoms of 'gender dysphoria' will resolve those issues before adulthood.
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We are advancing, not ‘surrendering’ on transgender issue
The paper is not a 'surrender,' but the exact opposite -- a clear declaration of our intention to engage actively in the debate over this issue and offer an alternative path to the leftist social agenda that only harms those struggling with gender dysphoria.
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Knives out in New Jersey for Jewish non-profit helping people with unwanted gay attractions
The Southern Poverty Law Center is arguing that to claim sexual orientation is changeable and that counseling can help effect such change is inherently fraudulent.
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Liberal columnist agrees: ‘Family values’ debate is about ‘what words actually mean’
Whatever satisfaction some may gain from a same-sex relationship, it can never be a 'marriage' -- because marriage, by definition, is the union of a man and a woman.
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Anthony Kennedy and the ‘millennia’ of marriage
Justice Kennedy seems to realize that the male-female union has always been fundamental to the definition of marriage.
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The American Sociological Association is wrong about homosexual parents and ‘stability’
Research shows children raised by their married, biological mother and father have, on average, better life outcomes than children from other family structures.
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No, redefining marriage will not help the economy
The Supreme Court cannot -- it must not -- make its decisions on constitutional claims based on what the Justices (or anyone else) prefers as public policy.
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Elections deal another setback to the ‘Rainbow Revolution’
The historic 2014 elections for the Senate demonstrate that supporting the redefinition of marriage and the rest of the pro-homosexual agenda is a loser, and opposing it is a winner, across the country—especially for Republican candidates.
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