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World Congress of Families IX: How traditional family advocates can respond to same-sex marriage decision
Rev. Katie Hotze-Wilton signs a Missouri marriage license after performing a marriage ceremony at City Hall in St. Louis in 2014. Missouri's ban on gay marriage was ruled unconstitutional before the U.S. Supreme Court legalized gay marriage in all 50 states last summer. Traditional family advocates at the World Congress of Families said Americans who disagree with the decision must continue to speak up. (Associated Press)
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World Congress of Families IX: Churches, individuals must defend religious freedom
Evan Lenow tells World Congress of Families delegates that faith groups must organize and lead out in defense of religious freedom. (Austin Tenny)
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Predicting impacts of the same-sex ruling
The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling supporting same-sex marriage is in the 'what's next' phase.
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Utahns rally at Capitol for traditional marriage
Traditional marriage advocates fill the Capitol on Tuesday to speak out against gay marriage. (Photo courtesy Erica Palmer)
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Letter: Freedom of speech irony
In response to 'Chick-fil-rights?' (8/7): the owner of Chick-fil-A donated several million dollars to organizations defending 'traditional marriage.' Many supporters of gay marriage were incensed by the actions of Chick-fil-A and expressed their concern by calling for boycotts of the company. Many conservatives, on the other hand, decided to have a 'Chick-fil-a Appreciation Day.' Now there have been accusations of bigotry against conservatives who support 'traditional marriage.'
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Letter: Chick-fil-rights?
August 1, my husband and I drove to the local Chick-fil-A to have lunch. Our impetus was a call by the former governor of our state, Mike Huckabee, to support Dan Cathy and his belief in “traditional marriage.”
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Proposition 8 overturned
Proposition 8, the California ban on same-sex marriage, was ruled unconstitutional by the ninth circuit court. A two to one vote by a federal panel out of San Francisco caused the repeal of the proposition, the Washington Post reports.
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