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My recent article outlining a defense of marriage rooted in respect for limited government attracted a salient comment from Ken Zaretzke, which I quote in relevant part below:
Same-sex marriage is much more clearly a bad idea than legalized abortion is a bad idea. I oppose the legalization of abortion for what I believe are very good reasons. Its just that I think the arguments on the other side are quite strong in their own way. Ultimately, I believe the strongest basis for opposition to abortion is a belief in the wrongness of infanticide (as opposed to metaphysical arguments about the nature of persons). But for various reasons, this just shows how complex the abortion debate is.
Continued- Is Same-Sex Marriage More Clearly a Bad Idea Than Legalized Abortion? » First Thoughts | A First Things Blog
Continued- Is Same-Sex Marriage More Clearly a Bad Idea Than Legalized Abortion? » First Thoughts | A First Things Blog