Share After one year as president of the Catholic University of America in Washington D.C., John Garvey took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal to announce a change in his university’s policy for housing students on campus: a return to all-male and all-female residence halls, and the gradual elimination of mixed-sex buildings. According [...]

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ShareOver the past few years, lots of money and ink has been spent arguing about gay marriage, but not enough attention has been paid to the implications of this issue for our understanding of what marriage as a relationship and an institution is. The gay marriage debate is in fact just one part of a [...]

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The Love and Fidelity Network upholds the position that the essential nature of marriage is intimately connected not only with the emotions of two people who are in love, but even more so with their actual union and the children who may result from that union.

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According to a recent national survey by Public Policy Polling, opposition to same-sex marriage is seen in almost every demographic group, including those aged 18-29.

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There is a difference between loving a person and actively endorsing his or her actions. My statements are to address the issues involved in defining marriage as anything other than the union of a man and a woman, and it affects all of society, not just the alleged rights of a minority.

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ShareHarvard’s True Love Revolution has seen no end to the controversy and debate after expanding their club’s mission statement to include, not only a defense of abstinence until marriage,[1] but also a statement about the necessity of maintaining heterosexual marriage as the only authentic “marriage”, the importance of a mother and a father for the [...]

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