GAY TRUTH

A federal judge in Utah dropped a bomb on the institution of marriage, striking down the most crucial sections of the Utah statute outlawing polygamy. Last Friday, Judge Clark Waddoups of the United States District Court in Utah ruled that Utah’s anti-polygamy law is unconstitutional, violating the free exercise clause of the First Amendment as well as the guarantee of due process. In one sense, the decision was almost inevitable, given the trajectory of both the culture and the federal courts. On the other hand, the sheer shock of the decision serves as an alarm: marriage is being utterly redefined before our eyes, and in the span of a single generation. Judge Waddoups ruled that Utah’s law against consensual adult cohabitation among multiple partners violated the Constitution’s free exercise clause, but a main point was that opposition to polygamy did not advance a compelling state interest. In the background to that judgment was the argument asserted by Supreme Court Justice A

PROVIDENCE , February 8, 2013, ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – Students at Brown University who decide they want to live as the opposite sex will now be covered under the school’s student health insurance plan. Starting in August, Brown’s student health insurance plan will pay for more than a dozen different sexual reassignment surgery procedures, including scrotoplasty, labiaplasty, clitoroplasty , and placement of testicular prostheses,  reports   The Brown Daily Herald . “We identified this as an important benefit for students to have access to,” Director of Insurance and Purchasing Services Jeanne Hebert wrote in an e-mail to the  Daily Herald . She said that the school-funded sex change operations were part of a broader effort “to support all students” at Brown. The total cost for any given sexual reassignment surgery can be as much as $50,000. Kelly Garrett , who coordinates Brown’s LGBTQ Center, said that the sexual reassignment procedures soon to be included in Bro

Gay Sex advice columnist, journalist, and newspaper editor Dan Savage. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) At last it happened! The Great Brian Brown v. Dan Savage Dinner Table Debate actually took place! The tape is now live. You can watch me take on Dan Savage  here . But first you should watch the  MarriageADA interview with Julia Naman , one of the young teens whose faith Dan Savage decided to attack in an event billed as an anti-bullying initiative for middle and high school students . Many of you have already watched our debate and blogged your comments or emailed me. I want to thank you! One viewer wrote: I found Mr. Savage to be articulate and informed, which made Brown's response the more awesome. Brown clearly "won" the debate: He had tradition, logic, natural law, and modesty on his side, and was able to eloquently express this and made Savage look weak and pathetic. I do not dislike Savage, I felt genuine sorrow for him. Brown looked like the Pa

LINCOLN, Nebraska, May 3, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) - University of Nebraska ’s assistant football coach, Ron Brown , who is facing censure and calls for his dismissal for publicly expressing his biblically-based views against the homosexual lifestyle, has stated that he’d rather be fired than retract his comments. At a meeting of Omaha City Council in late March, Brown spoke against a proposed ordinance that would give special “protected status” to homosexual students. Brown argued that granting special status to one group would infringe on the rights of other groups. He told the council members that their “discernment” was under scrutiny and that they would be held to “great accountability for the decision you are making.” Ron Brown “The question I have for you all is, like Pontius Pilate , what are you going to do with Jesus?” Brown reportedly asked the council. “Ultimately, if you don’t have a relationship with him, and you don’t really have a Bible-believing mentality, really, an