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CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF BOSTON made the announcement on March 10: It was getting out of the adoption business. "We have encountered a dilemma we cannot resolve. . . . The issue is adoption to same-sex couples." It was shocking news. Catholic Charities of Boston, one of the nation's oldest adoption agencies, had long specialized in finding good homes for hard to place kids.
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Of all the scholars who attended, perhaps the most surprising is Chai Feldblum. She is a Georgetown law professor who is highly sought after on civil rights issues, especially gay civil rights. [...] She was raised an Orthodox Jew. [...] bottom line for Feldblum is: "Sexual liberty should win in most cases. There can be a conflict between religious liberty and sexual liberty, but in almost all cases the sexual liberty should win because that's the only way that the dignity of gay people can be affirmed in any realistic manner."
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Marc Stern is looking more and more like a reluctant prophet: "It's going to be a train wreck," he told me in the offices of the American Jewish Congress high above Manhattan. "A very dangerous train wreck. I don't see anyone trying to stem the train wreck, or slow down the trains. Both sides are really looking for Armageddon, and they frankly both want to win. I prefer to avoid Armageddon, if possible."

Chai Feldblum [...] She was raised an Orthodox Jew

Most of which would completely disagree with her position here. A wonderful example of what happens when someone disregards their faith to embrace a new religion- their own desires. It would be a safe bet that she is a lesbian activist dressed up as a "scholar".

Traditional Judaism completely rejects all forms of homosexual behavior and would never agree to the idea of homosexual marriage or of the equating of homosexuals' adoption rights with a traditional family. This woman is a mentor to homosexuals, defends them in court regularly, and is an important member of the ACLU.

IMHO, she is a nasty troublemaker trying to recreate the world in her own desires.