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: Mirror of Justice"Perserving Marriage in Substance, Not Just Name"
In yesterday's NRO, Ryan Anderson writes that "[t]he Prop 8 debate is not a clash between civil liberties and religion." In his essay, he addresses the arguments made by a certain Pepperdine law professor who is known to all who read MOJ. Anderson begins:
Should the state treat marriages the same way it treats baptisms and bar mitzvahs ? as purely religious practices properly left to religious institutions? That?s what some are now arguing. If the state didn?t create marriage, they reason, then religion must have; and the state shouldn?t endorse sectarian religious beliefs. But their argument is profoundly flawed.
For the full essay, click here.
Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on March 12, 2009 (boomark / email).
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