The Case Against Same-Sex “Marriage”

Authors

Gerard V. Bradley, Notre Dame Law SchoolFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2001

Publication Information

6 Cath. Soc. Sci. Rev. 87 (2001).

Abstract

Argues that same-sex “marriage” is a logical and practical impossibility and has serious implications for both other aspects of family law and the respect for human life and children in our culture. Asserts that the movement for same-sex “marriage” is a logical outgrowth of our culture’s separation of sex and procreation. Argues that the basis for opposition to this movement may be the residual reservoir of traditional understanding about marriage in the American public.

Recommended Citation

Gerard V. Bradley, The Case Against Same-Sex “Marriage”, 6 Cath. Soc. Sci. Rev. 87 (2001)..
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