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Tag Archives: gay marriage
Pride Comes in Many Forms
Explaining to a 10-year-old girl why anti-gay protesters were present at London’s gay pride parade results in yet another reason for a father to be proud. Continue reading
Tolerance Does Not Equal Agreement
The response to Manny Pacquiao’s comments regarding gay marriage shows that intolerance is a two-way street and only serves to fortify barriers to understanding. Continue reading
Christians Claiming Marriage? Then Let’s Take Everything Else Back!
A look at why Christians laying claim for authority over secular marriage, such as the recent North Carolina constitutional amendment, is one that’s made on very shaky footing considering how much of Christianity could be lost if the original owners took their traditions, icons, and rituals back. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Politics
Tagged Christianity, gay, gay marriage, North Carolina, religion
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Out of the Mouths of Babes a Message is Lost
Using kids to swear in a shock-and-awe campaign in support of gay marriage simply gives opponents an opportunity to ignore the message by focusing on an unnecessary aspect of the ad. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Social Media
Tagged advertising, communications, FCKH8, gay, gay marriage, same-sex marriage, swearing, youth
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Looking for Skeletons in Harper’s Closet
Stephen Harper’s decision to hold a free vote on gay marriage may finally be the crack that lets the to-date quiet right-wing element burst forth from the Tory closet. Continue reading
