From the Bloggernacle (11-23-08)
The following are recent homosexuality-related blog discussions on other popular LDS-themed blogs:
Orson Scott Card Weighs in on Prop. 8
Mormanity - November 22, 2008In The Wake Of Prop 8
Article VI Blog - November 22, 2008My Prop 8 Manifesto
Feminist Mormon Housewives - November 22, 2008Mormons did not steal your rights
Backyard Conservative - November 22, 2008Measured Voices Provide Reason, Support Amidst Proposition 8 Reaction
LDS Newsroom - November 21, 2008Gays of Intolerance
Times and Seasons - November 21, 2008Examining the Church’s Political Neutrality
Mormon Matters - November 21, 2008More Prophesying about Salt Lake City
Bigelow’s Rameumptom - November 21, 2008Reproductive Technology and Gay Marriage
Mormon Transhumanist Association - November 20, 2008Thomas Sowell on Tolerance and the “Right to Win”
Mormonity - November 20, 2008FAIR Puts Together Prop 8 Information Page
FAIR Blog - November 19, 2008Prop-8 and Polygamy
Millennial Star - November 19, 2008California Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Prop. 8 Challenges
Messenger and Advocate - November 19, 2008Attacks on LDS Institutions in Wake of Prop. 8
Morehead’s Musings - November 18, 2008Why Conservatives Should Support Same-Sex Marriage Legislation
Times and Seasons - November 17, 2008A Catholic Defense of Mormon Support (and other religions’ support) for Prop 8
Article VI Blog - November 17, 2008Being The Target
Article VI Blog - November 17, 2008A people set apart: Mormons and Prop 8
Adventure in Mormonism - November 16, 2008In Defense of Mormons and Marriage
LDS & Evangelical Conversations - November 13, 2008
1 --on November 24th, 2008 at 8:57 am
I think the government is going to get out of the marriage business altogether by offering civil unions to both gays and straights. This will allow any couple who wishes to be “married” to do so in their own preferred way (church, synagogue, druid forest). Every couple will obtain a civil union certificate first (or second) from the local courthouse which registers the union (like a birth certificate) and then people can do what they wish about the rest of it just as they do now with baptisms, christenings and the like. Its the only practical solution to the separation of church and state. I look forward to it.
2 --on November 24th, 2008 at 12:19 pm
I love love love the Feminist Mormon Housewives post. So awesome.
3 --on November 24th, 2008 at 4:00 pm
’tis true. it’s very good.