GLAAD Bullies target Christians to silence their Biblical objections to homosexuality
During the height of the Cold War , the watchword was vigilance. Civil Defense was everyone's responsibility, and the key was to remain vigilant . The specter of nuclear war haunted every facet of life. In schools and workplaces nationwide, drills were held to practice for the event everyone hoped would never happen. Sirens would go off, and children and businessmen alike would crawl under their desks and assume the posture they were told would protect them: duck and cover . It was a culture of vigilance, but also (troublingly) largely a culture of fear as well. Today, in America , marriage is under attack. The attacks seem to be coming from everywhere. There's definitely a need for the pro-marriage majority, especially people of faith, to remain vigilant . But emphatically this must never mean duck and cover. We can't cower under our desks and live in fear: we need to stand up, boldly, and rally together to face down the attacks. We mustn't be duck and coverers