Q&A Monday 17 August 2015: Gay Marriage - Brendan O'Neil, Katy Faust, Kelly O'Dwyer, Richard di Natale and Sam Dastyari

Link to Q&A Monday 17 August 2015. Guests: Brendan O'Neil, Katy Faust, Kelly O'Dwyer, Richard di Natale and Sam Dastyari.

http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/qanda/FA1407H029S00

Ryan Anderson - What is Marriage?

Ryan Anderson gives a thoughtful and well-reasoned talk on the marriage debate from a public policy point-of-view.




Link to video of Q&A segment.

A Third Way Between Gays and Bigots

A new documentary presents a strong case for the Catholic stand on homosexuality. Read more at MercatorNet


The Third Way from Blackstone Films on Vimeo.

Cardinal Dolan Makes it Simple for the Mainstream Media

Pope Francis Didn't Change the Church's Teaching on Homosexuality

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And let's not forget what Pope Benedict (Cardinal Ratzinger) said back in 1985 regarding the treatment of homosexuals:

"It is deplorable that homosexual persons have been and are the object of violent malice in speech or in action. Such treatment deserves condemnation from the Church's pastors wherever it occurs. It reveals a kind of disregard for others which endangers the most fundamental principles of a healthy society. The intrinsic dignity of each person must always be respected in word, in action and in law."
Cardinal Ratzinger, 1985. Letter to the Catholic Bishops of the World, regarding the treatment of homosexual people.

In Defense of Traditional Marriage

Al Kresta and Professor Robert George discuss A Defense of Traditional Marriage.

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Why California’s Three-Parent Law Was Inevitable

September 19th 2012. Jennifer Morse. Catholic Exchange.

Can a child have three parents? If California State Senator Mark Leno has his way, children in California will be able to have three legal parents. Before we dismiss SB 1476 as another example of California Weird, we had best look into it more closely. After all, the bill has passed both houses of the California Assembly and is awaiting Governor Brown’s signature or veto.

I believe this development was inevitable, more inevitable in fact than the much-vaunted inevitability of gay marriage. Once we started trying to normalize parenting by same-sex couples and redefine marriage to remove the dual-gender requirement, we had to end up with triple-parenting.

A deeper look at the whole picture surrounding SB 1476 reveals that not only should the three-parent law fail, same-sex “marriage” should fail as well. As we will see, embedded in this bill is an appalling power-grab by the state, and a grotesque misrepresentation of the facts by the bill’s authors.

Why Normalizing Same-Sex Parenting Inevitably Led to Triple-Parenting

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