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  ARCHIVE ISSUE | "Gay marriage backlash" December 06, 2003, Vol. 18, No. 47

Court's Eye for the married guy

COVER STORY | By Lynn Vincent

Should a man be allowed to marry another man and a woman another woman? Activist courts say yes, most Americans say no, and politicians will have a tough time satisfying voters with a maybe. The battle lines are still being drawn, but"gay marriage" is likely to be a defining issue for the 2004 political campaign   More >>

ArrowFeatures 'We're playing hardball' Lynn Vincent
National | ABORTION: A contractors' boycott stopped the construction of a local Planned Parenthood abortion facility; pro-life leaders want to export the tactic elsewhere More >>
"A very grateful man" Priya Abraham
International | In recent months it has become even more difficult for Iranian Christians, and other persecuted believers, to win refuge in the West. More >>
Education Jennifer Marshall
National | education More >>
Home-field advantage Lynn Vincent
National | EDUCATION: Should homeschool kids be able to participate in public-school activities? The issue divides even homeschoolers More >>
Iraq around the clock
International | WAR ON TERROR: The quickening pace of military operations in postwar Iraq is being determined in part by the political calendar, in part by Iraqi distaste for foreign occupation, and in part by intelligence suggesting a massive wintertime terrorist offensive. But is it fair to ask our war-weary soldiers to work any faster? More >>
Refuge refused Priya Abraham
International | IMMIGRATION: Efforts to keep foreign terrorists out of the United States are also closing the door to persecuted refugees More >>
Religion Edward E. Plowman
National | religion More >>
Slaying the giant Gene Edward Veith
National | Stop Planned Parenthood (STOPP), a division of the Virginia-based American Life League, focuses its pro-life fight on the nation's leading abortionist. More >>
Sports John Dawson
National | sports More >>
ArrowDispatches Blogwatch The Editors
blogwatch More >>
QuickTakes Quotables
ArrowReviews Elfin magic Andrew Coffin
Culture | The pleasant surprise of the holiday season so far is Elf. More >>
Slightly off Toons Andrew Coffin
Culture | Compared to The Cat in the Hat, Looney Toons: Back in Action is merely mediocre. More >>
Stray Cat Andrew Coffin
Culture | In addition to Disney's dismal Brother Bear, three "family" movies are currently clamoring for your children's attention in theaters. More >>
Unbelieving 'born-agains' Gene Edward Veith
Culture | Research continues to reveal a steady theological collapse among professing Christians in America More >>
ArrowVoices Postal Notes Joel Belz
An outpouring of reader response has helped us monitor, and improve, the delivery of WORLD More >>
'Tis the season Andrée Seu
We're probably stuck with the excesses of Christmas, but we can still turn holiday tradition to the advantage of the kingdom of God More >>
Mailbag Guest Columnist Pluralism by providence Marvin Olasky
Christians should strive to be faithful in the time and situation in which God has placed us More >>
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