Why Silence is Not an Option0

• September/October 2004
• September 1, 2004

Religious communities that view sexual relations outside of the traditional marriage of one man and one woman as immoral and a "sin" ought to prepare for the greatest assault on religious freedom in recent memory. The assault will come from two fronts. One front will be external. As those in power begin taking a sympathetic

Civil Rights And Homosexual Rights – A Flawed Analogy0

• September/October 2004
• September 1, 2004

Advocates of the homosexual rights movement repeatedly draw an analogy between their own struggle and the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s, in which African-Americans worked to gain the rights enjoyed by other Americans but denied to them on account of their skin color. Just as African-Americans struggled to gain equal rights and

Faith, Reverence and Society0

• September/October 2004
• September 1, 2004

Beyond The State0

• September/October 2004
• September 1, 2004

Response to Same Sex Unions0

• September/October 2004
• September 1, 2004

Behind Closed Doors0

• September/October 2004
• September 1, 2004

There are people who might argue that a discussion of the same-sex marriage issue does not belong in Liberty magazine–a journal devoted to the freedom of religious expression and the constitutionally mandated principle of a separation of church and state. Of course they would have to be willing to restrict that very religious expression and