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Marriage Quote by LDS Church

“While it may be true that allowing single-sex unions will not immediately and directly affect all existing marriages, the real question is how it will affect society as a whole over time, including the rising generation and future generations. ["The Divine Institution of Marriage," August 13, 2008]” quote by LDS Church
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““While it may be true that allowing single-sex unions will not immediately and directly affect all existing marriages, the real question is how it will affect society as a whole over time, including the rising generation and future generations. ["The Divine Institution of Marriage," August 13, 2008]””

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About This Quote

Source Speech: The Divine Institution of Marriage, August 13, 2008

The quote argues that legalizing same‑sex unions may not instantly change current marriages, but its broader societal impact over generations must be considered.

In simple terms: Same‑sex unions could affect future society, not just current marriages.

Key Takeaway

Consider long‑term cultural effects.

Themes

society family law generations culture

Mood

thoughtful concerned

Type

ethical policy social

When to use this quote

  • legislative debates
  • family counseling
  • educational curricula
  • community planning

Key Concepts

social change policy impact intergenerational effects

Questions to Reflect On

  • How might societal norms evolve with inclusion?
  • What evidence shows long‑term cultural shifts?
A Different Perspective

Potentially overlooks benefits of equality and individual rights.

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