How swiftly things change. Signed into law in 1996, the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) refused to codify same-sex “marriage” federally, as it preserved the rights of each state to choose to recognize such unions. Recently, President Biden signed the Respect for Marriage Act (RFMA), repealing DOMA and requiring the federal government and every US state and territory to recognize homosexual matrimony.
So what is marriage if it can be redefined in less than 30 years? Carl and Todd analyze statements made by the president and others as they discuss whether religious liberties will truly be preserved. Could RFMA provide an entree for polygamy or other challenges to the Christian definition of marriage? Are traditional mores still relevant?
Congratulations to our winners of copies of What is Marriage? Man and Woman: A Defense: .
*Joe G. of Meridien, ID
*Donald T. from Omaha, NE
*Brian M. of Annapolis, MD
So what is marriage if it can be redefined in less than 30 years? Carl and Todd analyze statements made by the president and others as they discuss whether religious liberties will truly be preserved. Could RFMA provide an entree for polygamy or other challenges to the Christian definition of marriage? Are traditional mores still relevant?
Congratulations to our winners of copies of What is Marriage? Man and Woman: A Defense: .
*Joe G. of Meridien, ID
*Donald T. from Omaha, NE
*Brian M. of Annapolis, MD