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I think a lot of progressive arguments right now amount to slippery slopes because we’re not there, I think you…
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Category Archives: George: What is Marriage
A Civil Discussion: Should SSM Opponents Lose Their Children?
I think that as our understanding of what it means to be a parent evolves and our understanding of how damaging homophobia is evolves, we must consider the possibility that opponents of Same Sex Marriage are, by teaching their children … Continue reading
Reply to George: XIV. Justify Your Love
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] Robert George has … Continue reading
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Reply to George: XIII. Marriage Equality Threatens Religious Freedom
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] Pages 263-265: In … Continue reading
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Reply to George: XII. The Dishonest Truth about Same-Sex Parenting
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] Pages 257-259 and … Continue reading
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Reply to George: XI. Gay Marriages Will Destroy Straight Marriages
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] Pages 260-262: In … Continue reading
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Reply to George: X. Why Infertile Straights Get to Marry
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] Pages 256-257, and … Continue reading
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Reply to George: IX. Polygamy and Incest
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] Page 259 (and … Continue reading
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Reply to George: VIII. No “Real” Marriage Until You’re Dead!
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] Page 259: In … Continue reading
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Reply to George: VII. Is Marriage About the Children? Not for George.
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] Pages 255-259: In … Continue reading
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Reply to George: VI. Marriage = Man + Woman
[This post is part of a series analyzing Robert George’s widely-read article, “What is Marriage“, which appeared on pages 245-286 of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. You can view all posts in the series here.] This is it. … Continue reading
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One problem with the taxonomy argument you’re putting forward is that I don’t think it’s realistic to imagine there’s a…