When not to write about same-sex marriage
Guan Un / 24th January 2005
Found an excellent post over at the evangelical outpost, which briefly discusses an evangelical view of sex and marriage, and covering similar ground to The Hard Ask from the January Briefing.
I especially liked that where the article would naturally lead into a railing against same-sex marriage, he instead writes: “A far greater threat to the sanctity of ‘one-flesh unions’ comes from heterosexuals in the form of divorce. ... For every post and op-ed we write railing against ‘same-sex’ marriage, we should write one highlighting the damages to society caused by divorce. Maybe then we will have a firmer moral foundation on which to stand.”
Read the original post.