Patrick & Matthew Archbold  ·  Published since 2005 Tuesday, 3 November 2026

Creative
Minority Report

We Laugh Because We Believe

Set in two inks Black for the argument. Red for everything the Church already answered.

Settled Law That Unsettles

I have a question for you dear members of the creative minority.

As you may know, at yesterday’s confirmation hearing Sotomayor quickly volunteered that abortion rights are settled law but refused to comment about gay marriage. How much more settled can the definition of marriage get? It hadn’t changed for the history of civilization, but that is not good enough. A very controversial 5-4 decision in 1973 – settled. A 5,000 year old definition of an institution – not settled. Gotcha. Very unsettling.

It should come as no surprise that I believe that the absurd notion of gay marriage undermines the institution of marriage and ultimately the building blocks of society (as is its aim). Anyway, besides abortion – which laws or judicial mandates in the last 50 years or so have been the most destructive to society as a whole?

I struggle to think of anything more destructive than no fault divorce. What do you think?

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