Journal Tribune Liz Gotthelf interviewed Mark Henkel - Dec 2006

National Polygamy Advocate ™ Mark Henkel was interviewed by Liz Gotthelf, reporter for the Journal Tribune, in Biddeford, Maine, on December 21, 2006, for an article published on January 6, 2007, titled, "Multiple Marriage - Old Orchard Beach polygamist Mark Henkel speaks to benefits of more than one wife."  (During the opening 7 minutes of pre-interview phonecall on December 19, 2006, the "8 beeps" merely block out a non-public telephone number.)  Consistently using the rhetorical commonplace terms of evangelical Christians, sharing this hour-plus long interview can be used as one of the most powerful tools to successfully persuade other evangelical Christians of both the conservative arguments of limited government and of the Christian morality arguments of Biblicality and being pro-woman.   This discussion teaches of the Reformation, presuppositions, the Biblical issues of Law & Grace under Old & New Covenants, numerous Scripture citations,  Mark Henkel's own history in the modern movement of Christian Polygamy, how that catapulted hgim to the national stage for the overall movement of UCAP (Unrelated Consenting Adult Polygamy), and so much comprehensively more.  He also makes it clear how the political position of the Polygamy Rights Win-Win Solution means that anyone's differing religious position (e.g., to such questions as polyandry and same sex marriage) does not matter because the solution does not impose on anyone else by law, allowing all people to be free and having no one being able to use the govermment to impose any re-definition of marriage one way or another.  As Mark Henkel explains, "'Government Marriage' is an invention. Not one man, not one woman, were ever married by government in the Bible."  For all Christians, and for anyone (else, regardless of being Christian or not) who wants to learn how to use Christian argumentations to successfully persuade Christians that the Bible never banned polygamy for consenting adults, this is a "must-hear" interview. http://www.NationalPolygamyAdvocate.com