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Distressing or not, there is no evidence for that.
<<…children raised in non-traditional families do, on average, worse than those raised by a father-mother.>>
That is, assuming that you’re referring to the nuclear family as “traditional” (which depends on how far you want to go back); and that, by “non-traditional”, you just mean same-sex-parenting homes.
While it is well-established that children with only one parent fare worse than those with two live-in parents, there is no evidence that it matters what sexes the parents are.
http://dime159.dizinc.com/~uv1258/blog/Matrimonio/archivos/wainright_2004.pdf
http://people.virginia.edu/~cjp/articles/wp06.pdf
http://66.7.216.77/~uv1258/blog/Matrimonio/archivos/wainright_2008.pdf
http://www.ionainstitute.eu/pdfs/1-s2.0-S0049089X12000610-main.pdf
http://squareonemd.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Same-Sex-Parenting-Meta-Analysis-Crowl-Ahn-Baker-2008.pdf
This is, however, some evidence that children in same-sex-parenting homes fare slightly better than children opposite-sex-parenting homes. Which would make sense given the additional effort same-sex couples have to go to to have children. Although a limitation with those findings is that they’re disproportionately based on homes with two female parents.
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Josephus,
<<Who do you class as a hate preacher?>>
Anyone who is against same-sex marriage, is vocal about it, and continues to be vocal about it after it is shown to them that they don’t have a rational argument against same-sex marriage.