The Washington Post: The right finds a fresh voice on same-sex marriage

Anderson_staver_0061426856588The Washington Post has profiled Ryan Anderson, a leading conservative defender of the traditional view of marriage. Anderson summarizes the heart of his argument:

“We argue that marriage really exists to unite a man and a woman as husband and wife to then be mother and father to any children that that union creates,” Anderson says to the voice on the other end of the line.

“This is based on anthropological truths that men and women are distinct and complementary. It’s based on a biological fact that reproduction requires both a man and a woman. It’s based on a social reality that children deserve a mom and a dad.”

He barely needs a breath. “Our argument is that this is what gets the government in the marriage business,” he says. “It’s not because the state cares about consenting adult romance.”

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1 thought on “The Washington Post: The right finds a fresh voice on same-sex marriage

  1. Could it be that the Post is publishing a bit of sanity before our nation goes over the precipice of a disaster that will encompass all of society and the ruin of the world for centuries to come?

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