Marriage on Trial by Glenn Stanton and Bill Maier

Question 1. Wouldn’t accepting gay marriage help us all get along better?

Answer. Actually, quite the opposite. It would alienate two key groups of people: (1) “married” gays from gays who don’t want marriage (2) couples like Greg and Christopher from much of heterosexual community. [p60]

How sweet of Stanton and Maier to be concerned about the unity of the gay community.

Not to mention that TWICE, on P’s 43 and 65, they use—criminaly—the Dutch Study to show that gay men shouldn‘t be allowed to marry because we’re are all to slutty.

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Jeff Konrad’s book “You don’t have to be gay,”:

“It’s appallingly common in the gay community to have literally hundreds of sexual partners over a lifetime. [P114]”

That, coming from a study that has long since been refuted by BoxTurtleBulletin.

“I think the books should be included in the libraries”

I think so too. But as a warning, and labeled as such.