The arguments against same-sex marriage used by the Christian right and other social conservatives in the US have shifted in character. The article suggests that the Christian right's increased use of consequentialist arguments is a form of adaptation to long-term shifts in the character of US popular attitudes.
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Polyamory, Social Conservatism and the Same-Sex Marriage Debate in the US
The arguments against same-sex marriage used by the Christian right and other social conservatives in the US have shifted in character. The article suggests that the Christian right's increa…