The Respect for Marriage Act

Key Takeaways

  1. This legislation puts a giant target on the backs of people of faith who rightly believe that marriage is between one man and one woman.
  2. Radical special interests are actively seeking to punish individuals and institutionsโ€ฏwith lawsuits if they act according to the proper understanding of marriage.
  3. Lawmakers can correct their mistake by passing Sen. Mike Leeโ€™s amendment that provides religious liberty protections and addresses the billโ€™s most glaring problems.โ€ฏ (Respect For Marriage Act Poses Threats to Religious Liberty Full Video)

All of us who believe in marriage must commit to defending this sacred institution as the bedrock of a flourishing civil society. Learn more:

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