by Phillip L. Hansen
We will never find the solution to any problem from an incorrect definition of the problem. Gay marriage is not about discrimination any more than objecting to the promotion of drug or sexual addiction is about discrimination. On Town Hall I have commented for the past two years that the porn and drug industries; all those who stand to profit from gay and addictive behaviors or medical needs, are those who support this big lie, that "marriage is a right". Marriage is not a right; it is an earned sacred and solemn privilege.
Further, more those who support that big lie are the porn industry who use their nude bodies and strange sexual perversions in the porn industries magazines and movies. This of course they do not want you to know. This also provides them with fresh new bodies, as they scoop you and others into their net or way of thinking.
Liberty is not about doing as we please; it is about doing what is true and correct to do in time, in place and in season. Anyone who thinks that it is discrimination to hold sacred the time proven model of the traditional marriage, as between one man and one woman exclusively, do so because they have compromised their own moral values or they have never understood moral values in the first place.
Just as there are prerequisites for job employment, graduation, or many professions, marriage has traditionally understood requirements, of which one is that they be one male and one of female gender; of age and maturity; moral and spiritually pure; of a sound mind and heart and virtuous moral character who are trustworthy, faithful and true.
These covenants are in the marriage vow. Marriage is not to be prostituted or laid upon the public chopping block, nor legislated or redefined to suit someone's fancy. Marriage is what we make of it, and to those who are faithful and true it is a blessing for them and their children, but to those who are not it is a curse to that unfortunate family. May you be blessed, to be true and to inherit the best of the wholesome fruits of the womb in happy family home.
Wholesome communities are the product of loving faithful parents; wholesome examples of love, service and joy; living, promoting and improving in virtue and honour, in all things virtuous, lovely, praiseworthy and of good report.
"No success will ever compensate for our failure in the home." —David O. McKay