No white flags here: Defending true marriage BY CHUCK COLSON
Proponents of so-called same-sex “marriage” often argue that same-sex marriage is inevitable and that legalizing these unions, by whatever means, represents a codification of popular opinion. I say “by whatever means” because of the inconvenient truth that every time the issue has been put to a vote, so-called same-sex “marriage” has lost. So far 31 states have voted to uphold traditional marriage . The inevitability argument is actually intended to give judges, including the Supreme Court , cover for imposing by fiat what the voters have explicitly rejected. To that end, you can expect proponents to hype any evidence, however bogus, that people have become resigned to the “inevitable.” That’s what happened, by the way, a few weeks ago to my good friend Jim Daly at Focus on the Family . He was interviewed by World Magazine , and at one point Daly was asked about same-sex “marriage” and the church. He contrasted the success of the pro-life movement among young people with the lac