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Rethinking Religious Objections (Old-Testament Based) To Same-Sex Marriage, Doron M. Kalir
Rethinking Religious Objections (Old-Testament Based) To Same-Sex Marriage, Doron M. Kalir
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In Obergefell v. Hodges, the Supreme Court closed the door on one issue only to open the floodgates to another. While recognizing a constitutional right for same-sex marriage, the Court also legitimized religious objections to such unions, practically inviting complex legal challenges to its doors. In doing so, the Court also called for an "open and searching debate" on the issue. This Article seeks to trigger such debate.
For millennia, objections to same-sex marriage were cast in religious and moral terms. The Jewish Bible ("Old Testament"), conventional wisdom argues, provided three demonstrable proofs of the Bible's abhorrence of same-sex …
Love, Justice, And Power, David F. Forte
Love, Justice, And Power, David F. Forte
Law Faculty Articles and Essays
Abortion is the quintessential act of power.
Getting Rid Of The Vegetables, David F. Forte
Getting Rid Of The Vegetables, David F. Forte
Law Faculty Articles and Essays
There ought to be a more accurate term that describes not just the medical condition but the underlying humanity of the afflicted person. Perhaps something like "Persistent conscious condition" would be a more technically descriptive and less morally freighted substitute. It would, in fact, communicate a more complete picture of what is going on.