The Supreme Court’s decision to redefine marriage has staggering implications for religious freedom, and the ability for individuals, for-profit businesses, non-profit businesses, religious schools and ministries to freely operate in accordance with their faith...
The Supreme Court's decision to redefine marriage may be the most destructive ruling since Roe v. Wade - dividing our nation and setting the stage for future attacks on the family. For Roe v. Wade and now Obergefell v. Hodges, there is a connection between the two...
This list courtesy of Focus on the Family. With the Supreme Court ruling to redefine marriage, we will continue to see religious freedom taking a back seat to sexual freedom in many facets of society: Harms Children: Redefining marriage denies children of same-sex...
By: Dan Bartkowiak Five Supreme Court Justices - five people - have redefined marriage for an entire nation. Justice Roberts wrote in his dissent that: Today’s decision, for example, creates serious questions about religious liberty. Many good and decent people...
Pennsylvania Family Institute will continue to stand for marriage between man and woman. (Harrisburg, PA) June 26, 2015 - Today, in a 5-4 decision, the United States Supreme Court ruled that it is unconstitutional for states to define marriage as the union of one...
The sanctity of marriage and family has once again come under attack, but this time it comes in an unusual form. Married at First Sight is a television show airing on A&E’s FYI Network that has six complete strangers legally marry one another within the first...
Q: When is the decision from the U.S. Supreme Court expected on the marriage case? A: The decision is expected at the end of this month. The last calendar day for the court is Tuesday June 29th - but the court may add court days after that. Q: What is the court...
With opinions on the definition of marriage flooding your news feed today, you'll probably come across a few comments to the tune of "the government shouldn't be involved with marriage in the first place." There is a reason the government is involved and it's...
On Tuesday, April 28, the United States Supreme Court will hear arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges, in which the Court will decide: 1) Does the Fourteenth Amendment require a state to license a marriage between two people of the same sex? 2) Does the Fourteenth...
Aaron and Melissa Klein have been fined $135,000 and a "cease and desist" gag order placed on them against speaking out about what happened because they declined to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding. "People don't understand that it's the hardest decision to make...