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Religious Freedom in Canada Dr. Chris Kempling Psy.D. R.C.C., delivered this address on March 4, 2005 in New York City to a United Nations Commission on Human Rights Delegate Briefing. He received a standing ovation.	0
California’s New Ruling On Marriage, And Why We Need Proposition 8 By Steve Mortensen For many of differing faith, agnostic, or atheist traditions, a careful review of what the California Supreme Court determined is essential in order to understand the implications of redefining marriage in our state. Lengthy article with numerous linked sources.	4098
Do Mothers and Fathers Matter? The Social Science Evidence on Marriage and Child Well-Being Maggie Gallagher & Joshua K. Baker Institute for Marriage and Public Policy	1888
Does Same-Sex Marriage Threaten Religious Liberty? Scholars Say Yes The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty Scholars across the political, religious, and ideological spectrum have reached a significant consensus: The legalization of same-sex marriage threatens religious freedom. [several links included]	2250
Same-sex marriage: lessons from Canada Where gay rights triumph, new rights battles begin. By Andrea Mrozek and Peter Jon Mitchell	2225
Ten Arguments From Social Science Against Same-Sex 'Marriage' A large and growing body of scientific evidence indicates that the intact, married family is best for children. In particular, the work of scholars David Popenoe, Linda Waite, Maggie Gallagher, Sara McLanahan, David Blankenhorn, Paul Amato, and Alan Booth has contributed to this conclusion.	3217

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