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Civil Unions: A Reasonable Compromise

Posted on February 28, 2013 by Douglas Abbott

I realize the White House has always enjoyed the added leverage of its “Bully Pulpit,” but until this morning, no U.S. president has ever had the chutzpah to lecture the US Supreme Court on its duty. In a press statement … Continue reading →

Posted in Marriage | Tagged civil unions, Constitution, culture, Defense of Marriage, employer benefits, gay, gay marriage, health benefits, homosexual, homosexuality, lesbian, lesbianism, marriage, partnerships, religion, religious, tax benefits, the Church, tolerance, tradition | Leave a comment

Postmodernist’s Dilemma

Posted on August 5, 2012 by Douglas Abbott

I was all ready for a full-bore, knock-down-drag-out. The reason was that I was expecting a visit from Skids Grofsky. I still have no explanation for why the two of us are friends. All we do is argue about things … Continue reading →

Posted in Moral Relativity | Tagged atheism, church, churches, moral, organized religion, postmodern, postmodernism, relativity, religion, religious, secularism | 1 Comment

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