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The Alliance for Marriage site includes a section on its proposed marriage amendment. The site also has collected press excerpts on the amendment.

The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) does two things: it provides that no State shall be required to give effect to a same-sex marriage law of another state, and it defines the words "marriage" and "spouse" for purposes of Federal law. It was passed in 1996.

In a 1996 Christianity Today column, Charles Colson said that "accepting same-sex relationships as the moral and legal equivalent of marriage will transform the very definition of marriage—with far-reaching repercussions."

Concerned Women for America have an archive of articles in response to the same-sex marriage issue.

Study: The Case Against Gay Marriage

Sex as God Designed It | The church has a vital part to play in spreading the good news about sex.

The Da Vinci Code and Other Heresies | What is the allure of secret knowledge about God?

Filming the Faith | Can we trust Hollywood with the cross of our Lord?

A Marriage Revolution | How can the church recreate a biblical understanding of marriage in a secular society?

The Case Against Gay Marriage | Why should we oppose legalized same-sex marriage?

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February (Web-only) 2004, Vol. 48