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Dear marriage supporter,
Dr Alastair Roberts is a theologian, author and prominent voice in the study of biblical themes including marriage. In our recent conversation, Dr Roberts brings to light crucial perspectives on marriage, societal norms, and our role in promoting and upholding these values. Our full conversation is available now.
Although speaking as a Christian, Dr Roberts’s remarks are relevant for everyone. He asserts the significance of man-woman marriage, saying it’s “good for the whole of society” and is “built into the nature of reality itself”. He says every culture acknowledges the existence of male and female, and the Bible merely “sheds light upon things that are natural”.
Beyond societal constructs, marriage for him unites our single reproductive system “shared between two parties”. He says this view elevates the natural design of our biology, emphasising: “There’s something good about expressing what it is to be male and female.”
As defenders of marriage, he asserts our duty to “maintain a standard” where “marriage is really upheld and honoured”. He considers marriage a “promise that we make to society and that we make to children that requires self-sacrifice”.
In conclusion, Dr Roberts underscores the inherent worth of marriage, reminding us that it is “conducive to the good,” and urging us to steadfastly uphold this belief.
International social science aligns with Dr Roberts’s perspective on the benefits of traditional marriage. It’s vital to national prosperity and family wellbeing that our Government returns to advocating for man-woman marriage.
If you would like to support us financially, you can do so using the donate button on our website at c4m.org.uk
Dr Tony Rucinski
facebook.com/coalition4marriage
Dear marriage supporter,
Dr Alastair Roberts is a theologian, author and prominent voice in the study of biblical themes including marriage. In our recent conversation, Dr Roberts brings to light crucial perspectives on marriage, societal norms, and our role in promoting and upholding these values. Our full conversation is available now.
Although speaking as a Christian, Dr Roberts’s remarks are relevant for everyone. He asserts the significance of man-woman marriage, saying it’s “good for the whole of society” and is “built into the nature of reality itself”. He says every culture acknowledges the existence of male and female, and the Bible merely “sheds light upon things that are natural”.
Beyond societal constructs, marriage for him unites our single reproductive system “shared between two parties”. He says this view elevates the natural design of our biology, emphasising: “There’s something good about expressing what it is to be male and female.”
As defenders of marriage, he asserts our duty to “maintain a standard” where “marriage is really upheld and honoured”. He considers marriage a “promise that we make to society and that we make to children that requires self-sacrifice”.
In conclusion, Dr Roberts underscores the inherent worth of marriage, reminding us that it is “conducive to the good,” and urging us to steadfastly uphold this belief.
International social science aligns with Dr Roberts’s perspective on the benefits of traditional marriage. It’s vital to national prosperity and family wellbeing that our Government returns to advocating for man-woman marriage.
If you would like to support us financially, you can do so using the donate button on our website at c4m.org.uk
Dr Tony Rucinski
facebook.com/coalition4marriage

![Africa defies Western assault on family values Judy Green interview with Tony Rucinski
AFRICA DEFIES WESTERN ASSAULT ON FAMILY VALUES
Dear marriage supporter,
I recently had the privilege of interviewing Judy Green, an advocate for traditional marriage values in East Africa.
In our discussion, Judy shared her deep concerns about the subtle imposition of liberal Western ideologies on African societies through the aid provided by Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs). These NGOs often come, Judy says, bearing “money with strings attached”, with the ‘strings’ being the propagation of non-traditional views around marriage, sex, and gender. These values, Judy tells me, are in stark contrast with Africa’s largely conservative culture. You can listen to our conversation here:
Judy emphasises the importance of protecting Africa’s respect for family and traditional values from these external influences. She explained the shock and disapproval many Africans feel towards liberal concepts being introduced by the West.
Central to our discussion was the crucial role of education in shaping future generations. Judy warns about the shaping of young, impressionable minds, saying, “whatever you input in there is what is going to come out later in life”, highlighting the need for a curriculum that reinforces the sanctity of traditional marriage and family values. She also expressed the need to remain vigilant, advising parents to “check [their] children’s homework” to ensure alignment with their cultural and moral beliefs.
Despite these challenges, Judy remains hopeful and focused on the path ahead. She sees the power of individual voices in this battle, saying, “when you speak out … your voice is important”. Her message is a call to action for us all, to protect the sanctity of man-woman marriage.
C4M recognises that ideological challenges to traditional concepts of marriage, monogamy and gender are not confined to the UK alone. As Judy and numerous others have advocated, remaining vigilant and speaking out when necessary are crucial steps in this fight. By ensuring our children are educated about the authentic benefits of real marriage, we can confidently look forward to a future where these values triumph.
If you would like to support us financially, you can do so using the Donate button on our website at http://www.c4m.org.uk
Tony Rucinski
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