"When given the same choice the Supreme Court of the United States had in
Lawrence vs. Texas, the Indian Court did the right thing. India chose to protect society at large rather than give in to a vocal minority of homosexual advocates. The Texas case laid the groundwork for the invalidation of traditional marriage by a number of courts subsequent to that. The Indian Supreme Court saw what had happened there and was wise enough not to want to go down that road. America needs to take note that a country of 1.2 billion people has rejected the road towards same-sex marriage, and understood that these kinds of bad decisions in the long run will harm society." -
Benjamin Bull, executive director of Alliance Defending Freedom, speaking to the American Family Association's
OneNewsNow.
RELATED: Early this year an attorney for Alliance Defending Freedom was convicted on
eight felony counts of making child pornography
with her daughter. She was sentenced to 40 years in prison."item"'>
"When given the same choice the Supreme Court of the United States had in
Lawrence vs. Texas, the Indian Court did the right thing. India chose to protect society at large rather than give in to a vocal minority of homosexual advocates. The Texas case laid the groundwork for the invalidation of traditional marriage by a number of courts subsequent to that. The Indian Supreme Court saw what had happened there and was wise enough not to want to go down that road. America needs to take note that a country of 1.2 billion people has rejected the road towards same-sex marriage, and understood that these kinds of bad decisions in the long run will harm society." -
Benjamin Bull, executive director of Alliance Defending Freedom, speaking to the American Family Association's
OneNewsNow.
RELATED: Early this year an attorney for Alliance Defending Freedom was convicted on
eight felony counts of making child pornography
with her daughter. She was sentenced to 40 years in prison.
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