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I suppose I ought to weigh in on this matter. But given the silence that has characterized this blog of late, I suppose I won’t say too much. I must have been quite distracted when President Packer gave his talk last weekend. No disrespect meant to him, but I think I was waking up from [...]
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This is the final post in a five-part series on marriage, in case that wasn’t obvious in the title. Thus far I have tried to make a case for difference in marriage, arguing that without confronting the fundamental differences symbolized by the sexual unity of male and female, we are less able to understand fully [...]
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