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A peer-reviewed study recorded that children living with married same-sex parents suffered more than four times the reported emotional difficulties of children living with their married mother and father, yet the finding was interred in the literature where only specialists would encounter it.
The Managerial Priesthood that guards sexual ideology recognized the threat this datum posed to the narrative of harmless redefinition and therefore permitted its quiet disappearance rather than risk public scrutiny of the household experiment now pressed upon an entire generation.
From the moment the undivided Church confessed one Lord who created man male and female, Christian order has rested on the recognition that fatherhood and motherhood together form the irreducible structure for the nurture of children, a truth the Puritans later carried into covenant communities on these shores.
The present suppression repeats the ancient pattern by which the City of Man seeks to dissolve the natural distinctions God established, substituting the preferences of the moment for the architecture of stable peoples handed down through the ages.
Scripture declares that the father is to command his household after him and the mother to keep the home, establishing an order that no technical redefinition of marriage can replicate without exacting a measurable cost upon the young.
When the data confirming that cost is buried, the act itself reveals the motive: not the pursuit of truth but the defense of an ideological settlement that cannot survive open examination.
The Faithful Remnant therefore refuses the lie that all household forms are interchangeable and reclaims the duty to teach its sons and daughters that the Creator’s design remains the only tested path for the raising of whole men and women.
Every parent who must now choose must weigh this evidence against the assurances of the regime and decide whether the next generation will be offered the shelter of a mother and father or delivered to the experiment whose results were deemed too dangerous to publish.
