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Sam Schulman: Judge Walker is wrong ? providing benefits is not the purpose of marriage

By Alliance Alert

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Sam Schulman writing at the Christian Science Monitor: "[P]roviding benefits to couples is not the whole purpose of marriage. It?s not even its primary purpose. And that?s what?s wrong with Mr. Walker?s ruling, and the arguments on both sides of Perry vs. Schwarzenegger. They?ve been arguing over marriage?s benefits. Instead, we need to be thinking about marriage?s role in sustaining the existence of the human species. When we do that, we?ll see the fundamental wisdom of the decision of the majority of California voters . . . As a species, we need to protect female sexuality in order to assure ourselves of a future."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on August 06, 2010 (boomark / email).

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