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- www.nomblog.comAccording to a new multidisciplinary study published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, the world’s longest-running scientific journal, monogamy yields four primary benefits:
- www.nomblog.comDr. Hansen expresses compassion for homosexuals who desire marriage, but she concludes, as does 2,000 years of cultural wisdom, that the ideal parental configuration is a mother and father and that disregarding such wisdom uses children as guinea pigs in a radical and risky experiment.
- www.nomblog.comThe National Organization for Marriage today called Maryland's same-sex marriage legislation meaningless, following Gov. Martin O'Malley's signature yesterday of a bill recognizing same-sex unions.
- www.nomblog.comWho is this mystery man who has donated to the pro-Paul super PAC responsible for producing viral videos and sharp attack ads against Santorum, Gingrich and Perry? The Bay Area billionaire is a 'proud gay Christian' who also supports gay rights, anti-aging research and artificial intelligence.
- www.nomblog.comUntil a few months ago, MD Gov. O’Malley stayed in the background on gay marriage, clearly revealing that he does not view this as a civil rights issue ... His current vocal support is nothing more than treading safely in NY Gov. Cuomo’s larger footsteps, all in the name of political opportunism.
- www.nomblog.comThe Rev. Susan Russell writes in The Huffington Post's Gay Voices: "...we need to get religion-based bias out of the civil marriage debate ... by overcoming bigotry and by choosing equality."
- www.youtube.comOur opponents (and the media) love saying that our efforts to pass marriage protection amendments in states such as MN amount to "banning" gay marriage. Kalley Yanta responds: "No it doesn't. First of all, there's no such thing as gay marriage in Minnesota. The amendment doesn't change that."
- www.nomblog.com"The concept of our established Church is occasionally misunderstood and, I believe, commonly under-appreciated. ...Woven into the fabric of this country, the Church has helped to build a better society. More and more in active cooperation for the common good with those of other faiths."
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