R. R. Reno Quotes

Libertarians See These Changes As Gains For Freedom. No Longer Under The Thumb Of Traditional Marriage And Religion, People Can Make Up Their Own Minds About How To Live Their Personal Lives, Believing What They Wish About Religion And Morality. Maybe So, But That's No Basis For A Free Society. Codified Rights Offer Limited Protection. If The Supreme Court Can Find A Right To Same-sex Marriage In The Constitution, Then It Can Find Anything, Including Dramatically Different (and Reduced) Rights Of Speech, Association, And Religion. The Most Powerful Limits To Government Power Are Found Below And Above Political Life: A Strong Culture Of Marriage And Family, And Robust, Assertive Religious Institutions. A Free Society Depends On Strong Family Loyalties And Faith's Indomitable Resolve.

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