With a woman at look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

Last month, the Somerville Massachusetts City Council passed an ordinance to add polyamorous

relationships to the town's non-discrimination rules.

A 2020 ordinance made the town the first in the U.S. to legally recognize polyamorous

relationships.

But, for reasons unknown, the new ordinance draws lines on what counts as a recognized

domestic partnership, limiting it to only six people.

One person jokingly asked on Twitter, what about all the haptagomest?

Bigotry, I tell you.

Look, whenever marriage is redefined away from its God-given design, from the biological

realities of male and female and children, any line drawn will be completely arbitrary.

Marriage will become nothing more than a question of preference.

Somerville's redefinition of marriage, like our cultures, is only a knockoff.

Though it can be obscure, marriage can never really be redefined.

Marriage is the union ordered by God toward the creation of new human life.

Many two people of the opposite sex can ever produce a child.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with The Point.