University of St. Thomas

University of St. Thomas
Law Journal
Fides et Iustitia
Fall 2005 Volume 2  Number 1 
The Federal Marriage Amendment: Yes or No?

 
Foreword

The Federal Marriage Amendment: Yes or No?
Dean Thomas M. Mengler

Panel

The Decline and Fall of the Case against Same-Sex Marriage
Andrew Koppelman

(How) Will Gay Marriage Weaken Marriage as a Social Institution: A Reply to Andrew Koppelman
Maggie Gallagher

Panel

Four Arguments against a Marriage Amendment that Even an Opponent of Gay Marriage Should Accept
Dale Carpenter

Restoring Democratic Self-Governance through the Federal Marriage Amendment
Teresa Stanton Collett

Panel

Marriage, Parental Rights, and Public Policy: On the FMA, its Purported Justification, and its Likely Effects on Families
Mark Strasser

The Proposed Federal Marriage Amendment and the Risks to Federalism in Family Law
Lynn D. Wardle

Comment

Economic Considerations: An Affirmative Action Proposal
Gerald Fornwald

Essay

God's Law and Man's Law: Can They Peacefully Co-Exist in the Life of a Christian Appellate Judge?
Karin A. Moore