Does LOVE Make a Family? Dismantling the #1 Lie of Modern Parenting with Katy Faust

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It’s been over a decade since the 2015 Obergefell ruling that mandated same-sex marriage and the stats are in. Has redefining marriage strengthened families, or has it quietly harmed the most vulnerable among us? Frank sits down with Katy Faust, founder and president of Them Before Us, to confront the real-world consequences of so-called “gay marriage,” and introduce the brand-new Greater Than movement—a bold effort to return to the natural law and biblical definition of marriage on behalf of children. During their conversation, Frank and Katy answer questions like:

What personal experiences growing up make Katy uniquely qualified to talk about this topic?

Why was marriage and family such an important issue to Charlie Kirk?

What are the 3 institutions that God created and how are they related?

Why does the government care about marriage?

Who is statistically the most dangerous person in a child’s life?

What is the “Cinderella Effect”?

Why does Frank believe the term “gay marriage” doesn’t address the real issue?

Are all family structures equally beneficial for children?

Why are the biological distinctions between mothers and fathers so important to children?

What does the data show about biological parents vs. non-biological caregivers?

What are the 3 main goals of the Greater Than movement and how can you help?

In today’s society, children are often treated like trophies—spoken for, negotiated over, or reshaped to serve adult priorities. Greater Than works from a different premise: children’s rights should not be overridden by adult feelings or desires. To learn more and get involved, be sure to visit GreaterThanCampaign.com!

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