The Ongoing Debate Over How Marriage Should Be Legally Defined

Showing 4 Marriage Definition videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Michael Knowles debates twenty LGBTQ activists on same-sex marriage, opening with the claim that until relatively recently in human history virtually every culture agreed marriage requires sexual difference, and arguing that redefining the term to include same-sex couples renders the concept of marriage philosophically incoherent rather than simply expanding it. Charlie Kirk states his own view in a separate exchange just as directly: marriage is between one man and one woman, a position he holds while maintaining he bears no hostility toward people who choose differently. John Stossel examines how the Southern Poverty Law Center, now sitting on $730 million in assets after once pledging to stop fundraising at $55 million, has extended its "hate group" label to organizations like the Family Research Council and Moms for Liberty, a designation Stossel connects to a real 2012 shooting at the Family Research Council's offices. Pastor Allen Jackson separately argues that seminaries have taught pastors to treat marriage and sexuality as off-limits political topics rather than core biblical ones, a silence he says has real historical consequences when churches decline to take a stand.