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8-4-2008
 

Study Claims Gay Couples Are Eager to 'Marry'

 

A study from a supposedly unbiased think tank at the University of California, Los Angeles, claims homosexual couples across the U.S. are eager to get "married."

The Williams Institute for Sexual Orientation Law and Public Policy, which claims to be a public-education program, receives funding from Tim Gill — a gay activist and software mogul who has spent millions promoting the gay agenda.

The study suggests that if every state legalized same-sex "marriage," nearly 370,000 gay couples would "marry" in the next three years.

Jenny Tyree, associate marriage analyst for Focus on the Family Action, cited data from the U.S., Canada and Europe that show, after an initial rush, a dramatic decrease in the number of same-sex unions following legalization of gay "marriage."

"The report's projections assume that the inherent nature of male-male and female-female relationships is the same as male-female and that they will respond similarly to legal recognition," she said. "But it seems unlikely when science tells us that male and female are unique, even at the cellular level.

"Marriage traditionally celebrates the differences between male and female, and gives a mother and father to children. There will be little to celebrate, however, if marriage is reduced to nothing more than benefits for two consenting adults." 

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