This post is number seven of twelve for the Secular Student Alliance Blogathon. I'm responding to comments in the "Go Ahead, Tell Me What's Wrong with Homosexuality" thread all day. You can read an explanation of the Blogathon and a pitch for donations (even if you're religious) here. In the last two posts, I was focusing on what kind of data would make us think that gay marriage was a bad idea, but I think there's a different question lurking in the background. Why are we … [Read more...]
Let’s assume gay marriages were really worse, ctd… [Blogathon 6/12]
June 11, 2012 By 1 Comment
This post is number six of twelve for the Secular Student Alliance Blogathon. I'm responding to comments in the "Go Ahead, Tell Me What's Wrong with Homosexuality" thread all day. You can read an explanation of the Blogathon and a pitch for donations (even if you're religious) here. Ah, but in my pleasure in quoting Waugh to make a mathematical point in the last Blogathon post, I skipped answering the actual question the commenters had asked. "If the marginal … [Read more...]
Let’s assume gay marriages were really worse… [Blogathon 5/12]
June 11, 2012 By 3 Comments
This post is number five of twelve for the Secular Student Alliance Blogathon. I'm responding to comments in the "Go Ahead, Tell Me What's Wrong with Homosexuality" thread all day. You can read an explanation of the Blogathon and a pitch for donations (even if you're religious) here. This point came up a couple of times during the thread, so there's not any specific comment I want to link back to. Some of the Christians wanted to know if gay marriages actually turned out to … [Read more...]
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