The current version of John McCain, which we can call John McCain 2.7, is remarkable. He is a conservative warrior! He is the very model of a family values man! Of course, he is nothing like John McCain 2.6, the…

Colleen Carroll Campbell rests her rapidly evaporating argument in favor of the one-man-one-woman definition of marriage (California puts judicial activism back on the agenda, May 22, 2008) on the wobbly allegation that these sexual unions, unlike the same-sex variety, hold…

Mildred Loving passed away recently. Mildred was an African American woman who married Richard Loving, a white man which was at that point against the law. In 1958, a judge ruled that the marriage license was unlawfully issued, and commented,…

Two recent letters very pointedly criticized Colleen Carroll Campbell’s column on the marriage debate (”Repressive reality belies ‘freedom-to-marry’ rhetoric”, April 10).  Both of those responses deserve some discussion.

Mr. Hammond suggests that a church’s refusal to recognize same-sex marriage is discriminatory…

Once again Colleen Carroll Campbell is trying to dictate morals to those whom she sees as personally deficient. In doing so she has raised an interesting point that might be worth rethinking by society at large.

Why is the government…

Post-Dispatch readers are lucky to have Colleen Campbell’s voice–always articulate, frequently wise, and always informed by her deep faith. Sometimes, however, that faith can mislead her. It happened last Thursday. Her assessment of the “freedom to marry” issue can be attacked…