Tag Archives: marriage

Marriage as #1 Driver of Social Justice

Posted on November 6, 2017 by glenn stanton

A foundational value in our nation is the opportunity for all its citizens to be able to compete for a fair and meaningful shot at the American dream. This begins with access to citizenship, educational opportunity, and securing meaningful work … Continue reading →

Posted in commentary, cultural analysis, culture, marriage, politics, Uncategorized | Tagged child welfare, marriage, poverty, social justice, social mobility, welfare | Leave a comment

First Reflections on Today’s SCOTUS Marriage Decision

Posted on June 27, 2015 by glenn stanton

It’s been a VERY long day, but wanted to post some quick personal reflections on today’s monumental Supreme Court decision. I will do so under a few quick headings. Does This Settle the Marriage Issue? Today’s ruling settles and puts … Continue reading →

Posted in christian faith, lesbian, lgbt, Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor, Sexuality | Tagged courts, family, gay marriage, legal, marriage, same-sex marriage, sexuality, supreme court | 1 Comment

The Gay Wedding – To Go or Not?

Posted on February 24, 2015 by glenn stanton

The following is an excerpt from my new book – Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor: Being Friends in Grace and Truth – which provides practical advice, forged from real life, in building genuine friendships with our LGBT family member, neighbors, co-workers … Continue reading →

Posted in christian faith, friendship, lesbian, lgbt, Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor, Sexuality, theology | Tagged gay, gay wedding, glenn stanton, glenn t. stanton, homosexuality, lgbt, loving my (lgbt) neighbor, marriage, marriage equality, queer | 2 Comments

Pot Improves Your Marriage

Posted on September 8, 2014 by glenn stanton

Ok, here’s a fun one. A new study from the University of Buffalo School of Public Health tells us that the more a couple smokes pot together the less likely they are to be violent with each other. So, let’s … Continue reading →