I thank the body for allowing us to speak tonight on this extremely important issue. The state of a society is an ongoing process. We tend to want to think that we can pass along our values and the rights and freedoms that we have in a current age to those in the next generation. For instance, I just think that I can pass along the right to my daughter, who can pass along to our grandson and granddaughter the rights to own a business or the rights to a public education, or maybe even the right to understand exactly what society is about, the good parts and the bad parts. Well, the Nation is involved right now in a discussion about what is best for America when it comes to marriage. The Massachusetts Supreme Court made a decision a couple of months ago that began to cause us all to think about what is the right definition for marriage, how should we change it, why should we change it, or should we change it.
Steve Pearce: “I thank the body for allowing us to speak tonight on this extremely important issue. The state of a society is an…”
On the recordSeptember 29, 2004
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Discussing the definition of marriage and its implications for society.
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