Here are several Words Foundations articles highlighting how granting to a relative few the positive “right” of same-sex “marriage” tramples on the inherent, unalienable rights of others.
- Unreal! — Aaron and Melissa Klein — 5/8/15
- Obergefell v. Hodges: Eliminating Freedom in the Name of Upholding It 7/3/15
- Five Ways Promoters of the Militant Homosexual Agenda Are Bullying the Public: Resist the Bullies, Part 1 11/13/15
- Two Realms of American Life Rife with Gay Activists’ Bullying: Resist the Bullies, Part 2 11/20/15
- Speak Up! 1/22/16
- Misinformed and Misled: How a Distorted Perspective of Rights Is Leading America into Tyranny, Part 6 6/17/16
- Christians Must Stand with Barronelle Stutzman—for the Very Same Reason the Left Is Obsessed with Crushing Her 2/19/17
- Modern Heroes: The Clients of Alliance Defending Freedom
Contending for the Recognition of Absolutes, Part 16 5/26/17 - Every Child Needs a Mom and Dad—and so Did Jesus, Part 1: Mary 12/22/17
- Every Child Needs a Mom and Dad—and so Did Jesus, Part 2: Joseph12/28/17
- Myths that Led to the Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage in the United States, Part 6 3/9/18 — In part 6 we discuss the implications of same-sex marriage for society at large.
- Myths that Led to the Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage in the United States, Part 7 — 3/16/18 — In part 7 we highlight how institutions are being affected, especially the church.
- Religious Liberty and the Meaning of Marriage, Part 1
6/9/18—article 170
While we can be thankful that Jack Phillips prevailed at the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court’s ruling does not recognize First Amendment religious liberty for all Americans. What does the ruling really mean? - Religious Liberty and the Meaning of Marriage, Part 2
6/16/18—article 171
How should Christians and others who are concerned about religious liberty respond to the Supreme Court’s ruling in Jack Phillips’s case? What are some of the implications for churches and for pastors. This post explores these questions. - Support Therapy for Those Who Want It
Clients’ Rights and Government Wrongs, Part 4 — 10/13/18 - Lessons from Orlando
January 11, 2019—article 201
How did Christians respond to the June 12, 2016 shooting at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida? They didn’t demonstrate hate, but love! Still, some gay rights advocates remain unconvinced. Lessons abound in the events occurring in the aftermath of the horrific shooting. Let’s learn from them! - Lessons from Lakewood
January 18, 2019—article 202
Lakewood, Colorado is the home of Jack Phillips’s bakery, Masterpiece Cakeshop. In standing up for his convictions regarding marriage, Jack has demonstrated how to be an effective follower of Jesus Christ. You may not ever be thrust into the limelight as Jack has been, but you still can follow his example. - Lessons from Richland
June 29, 2019—article 227
Barronelle Stutzman is a florist in Richland, Washington. On Friday, March 1, 2013, she politely turned down a request to provide and arrange flowers for the same-sex “wedding” of a longtime customer and friend, Rob Ingersoll. Not long afterward, she was sued by the ACLU and Bob Ferguson, Washington’s attorney general. Her case has taken many twists and turns, and now it is on its way back to the Supreme Court. If Barronelle loses her case, she stands to lose everything; yet she remains resolute in her determination to uphold natural marriage. Is Barronelle hateful? Is she a bigot? Apparently the people of Richland and surrounding communities don’t think so. They voted her best florist in the area four out of seven years—including 2019. Pray for Barronelle and her legal team at Alliance Defending Freedom. Your religious liberty is at stake, too! - Are We on the Verge of Saying Our Final Goodbyes to Authentic Liberty in America?
October 5, 2019—article 244
Soon, the Supreme Court will decide if the 1964 Civil Rights law preventing workplace discrimination on the basis of sex also prohibits discrimination based on gender identity. The case has implications for everyone in America. Pray that authentic liberty prevails.
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