Tag Archives: gay marriage
What Next for Gay Marriage?Voters here in Wisconsin passed a ban on same-sex marriage in the fall of 2006. The following morning, I thoughtlessly tried to console a lesbian coworker by predicting a universal right to marry within a decade. “That’s fine,” she replied
Published in the January / February 2011 Humanist
Tagged constitution, family values, gay marriage, homosexuality, lgbt, marriage, National Organization for Marriage, romer v. evans, supreme court Leave a comment |
Chipping Away at the BenchVoter anger took a new form as the results of Iowa’s November 2010 midterm elections were revealed. In a real-life twist that would make any screenwriter envious, three of the seven Iowa Supreme Court justices—who in 2009 unanimously upheld a
Published in the January / February 2011 Humanist
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EDITOR’S NOTEThe Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear held October 30 here in Washington, DC, sure was a lot of fun. The weather was gorgeous, the people polite. The signs folks made and carried were the best part—from absurd (“Has anyone
Published in the January / February 2011 Humanist
Tagged colbert, family, family values, fear, gay marriage, lgbt, marriage, rally, sanity, stewart Leave a comment |
Christians, Homosexuality, and the Same-Sex Marriage QuestionHumanity has a curious relationship with sex. It obviously enjoys it—there are nearly seven billion people in the world and not all that output could be the fruit of duty. Yet, for a practice so widespread and frequent, its morality
Published in the May / June 2010 Humanist
Tagged civil union, family values, gay marriage, homosexuality, lgbt, same-sex marriage, sex, sexuality, unions Leave a comment |







