Chaim Amalek: Religious Jews and Muslims have an important role to play in preserving traditional notions of marriage because in each case, the orthodox among them 1. condemn homosexual conduct because their sacred texts condemn homosexual conduct, offering no wiggle room on the topic; and — this is the key thing — 2. each group is politically untouchable in America. Religious Jews are untouchable because they are Jews, and the Jews who have so much control over our media and culture dare not permit criticism of fellow Jews, not even over this issue. Muslims are untouchable because they are Muslim, and because they generally have brown skin. So let religious Jews and Muslims get together to fight Hollywood and those who would overthrow 6,000 of precedent. Otherwise, we shall soon see the rise of polygamy here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Chaim Amalek: Religious Jews and Muslims have an important role to play in preserving traditional notions of marriage because in each case, the orthodox among them 1. condemn homosexual conduct because their sacred texts condemn homosexual conduct, offering no wiggle … Continue reading