Blow needs to check again
Re: “Marriage evolves — check the Bible,” by Steve Blow, Sunday Metro column. Steve Blow has gone in detailed search of biblical justification for the Supreme Court’s decision on gay marriage. He...
View ArticleThe power of one justice
Re: “No Defying of Court’s Ruling — State workers must follow law on same-sex marriage,” Tuesday editorial. Has anyone else noticed that the final and binding decisions on many matters placed before...
View ArticleRomney was ahead of his time
With all the monumental decisions of the Supreme Court last week, it may be easy to forget the politician who as a governor led his state to be first in the nation to authorize same-sex marriages and...
View ArticleDoubting Mark Davis’ predictions
Re: “Ruling is tyranny, but … — Texas must not fudge law in gay-marriage response, Mark Davis says,” Wednesday Viewpoints. Because Davis didn’t get his way on gay marriage, he goes directly to...
View ArticleRainbow White House offended me
I could not believe my eyes when I saw the first picture of the White House, bathed in rainbow-colored lights. My first thought was that some idiot had photoshopped it, but no, sadly, it was true. I’m...
View ArticleGay marriage ruling has no effect on religious freedoms
Paxton’s manipulation is blatant Re: “What gay marriage ruling means — Court’s flawed decision means religious liberty is next fight, Texas AG Ken Paxton writes,” Saturday Viewpoints. I am a...
View ArticleDan Patrick promotes his faith, not law
Re: “Texas GOP leaders rip ruling — Abbott, others cite religious objections, appear ready for fight,” June 27 news story. “I would rather be on the wrong side of history than on the wrong side of my...
View ArticleToleration of religious and personal beliefs needed
Re: “Top Texans’ pride in ‘wrong side of history’ is misplaced,” by Jacquielynn Floyd, Tuesday Metro column. Floyd’s column concerning gay marriage rights as compared to historical instances of...
View ArticleMeaning of ‘militia’
Re: “Gay marriage vs. gun rights,” by Sanford Thatcher, July 4 Letters. Sanford Thatcher joins many confused predecessors in believing that the Second Amendment authors intended “militias” to bear...
View ArticleHockaday has right to traditions
Re: “Question the status quo,” by Katherine Albritton, Tuesday Letters. Albritton wrote, “Every young woman has the right to an education like the one received at Hockaday, no matter how she...
View ArticleBoy Scouts ban on gay leaders
Re: “Boy Scouts’ ban on gay adults may end — Panel backs move to let units set their own policy,” Tuesday news story. This story cited the continuing parroting by conservative religious leaders of the...
View ArticleScouts need to use caution
Re: “False assertions about gays,” by Jim Barber, Wednesday Letters. Jim Barber claims that there is a false assertion about gays and consequently allowing gay Boy Scout leaders is OK. In turn, he...
View ArticleInsinuations about gays harmful
Re: “Scouts need to use caution,” by Tom Collingwood, Saturday Letters, and “False assertions about gays,” by Jim Barber, Wednesday Letters. In a response to Jim Barber’s letter denouncing the notion...
View ArticleMy Scout leader was gay
Re: “Change Arrives for Boy Scouts — Vote for gay leaders is a step into the modern world,” July 16 Editorial. I will be 84 next month, so it’s been a long time since I was a Boy Scout, but the...
View ArticleHonesty about Scouts
None of our business Re: “Boy Scouts have much more to do — Eliminating gay-leader ban good step, but discrimination remains, says Eagle Scout Mike DeSocio,” Wednesday Viewpoints. Thank you for the...
View ArticleGay veterans: Yes to honorable discharges
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View ArticleTwo different opinions on Houston's Equal Rights Ordinance
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View ArticleDallas parking and the LGBT issue: Sublime to ridiculous
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View ArticlePatrick and prejudice
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View ArticleMark Davis, LGBT rights and women's rights
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