[Active-seattle-l] [Active-l] (NEWS) Today's Cultural Warfare Update
Dara (R'ykandar Korra'ti)
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Navy Chaplain violates orders and wears a uniform during a political
event with "10 Commandments" judge Roy Moore of Alabama; he's claiming
that he's really targeted for saying a prayer in the name of Jesus and
that was a religious event, not a political one; Focus on the Family
takes his side;
Focus on the Family ACTION ITEM to support the Federal ban on marriage
also claiming gay and lesbian people don't actually even want to get
married, ignoring what has been pointed out by others in earlier CWUs -
that the percentage of LGBT people getting married each year is
_higher_ than the heterosexual rate; the total appears paltry, but
that's in part from the option being new; if this bears up, this
argument will have to be going away soon - not that they let reality
stop them;
Focus on the Family ACTION ITEM to support the Federal ban on marriage,
quotes former Sen. Danforth (R-Missouri) calling the idea of a Federal
amendment "silly";
Focus on the Family Newsbrief covering the lawsuit against the
Lexington (MA) school district over the children's book _King and
King_;
FotF Newsbrief on Presbyterian question of whether to allow gay
priests, calling it "moral decline";
Faith and Freedom Network ACTION ITEM to get more signatures gathered
to override the GLBT civil rights bill in Washington State; they're
saying they're quite a bit behind where they wanted to be at this
point; good;
"Christian Examiner," linked to by Concerned Women for America, runs an
article on the California bill requiring public school lesson plans not
be anti-gay and requires that GBLT historical figures and such be
included; it talks about how "opponents" say it "will turn schools into
sexual indoctrination centers"; I think the latter is micromanaging but
the reaction against it is really telling, because it's not a reaction
against micromanagement, it's a reaction against not helping keep
queers invisible;
The English-language Seoul TImes runs a piece against stem-cell
research; talks about how it's "professional suicide" to "expose the
myth of science serving man"; "Those who see science as an end in
itself will stop at nothing to achieve their ends. Nothing.";
AP story on outside groups pouring money into Ohio's gubernatorial
race; in particular, fundamentalist groups are pushing hard for social
conservatives; Concerned Women for America linked to it;
Family Research Council pushes _The Party of Death_, an attack book on
the Democratic party's support of abortion rights;
American Family Association: "Catholics Demand Answers" from
"Pro-Homosexual Bishop";
AFA runs a very friendly article about the Exodus Mandate effort to
pass a resolution in the Southern Baptist Convention calling upon
families to pull their children en masse from public schools over
evolutionary theory, GBLT-student support, and other theological
issues; they quote the founder calling it a "Call to Holiness";
AFA supportive article about the Lexington (Mass) lawsuit over the
children's book _King and King_;
AFA promote the "Answers in Genesis" young-earth Creationist "Creation
Museum" near Cincinnati International Airport, located in Florence,
Kentucky; one of the big features they call out is "a big sculpture of
St. George and the Dragon";
AFA talks up a non-SBC Baptist schism in progress in the southwest over
the American Baptist Churches USA not being anti-gay enough for some of
its membership; they also promote the Focus on the Family postcard
ACTION ITEM supporting an anti-marriage Federal amendment;
Traditional Values Coalition slams new Hawai'i abortion bill;
TVC runs their version of the story supporting the student wearing the
anti-gay T-shirt at school - the administration told him to remove it
and not wear it anymore but did not punish him; he sued; see previous
CWUs for discussions;
TVC links to LifeSite's coverage of anti-gay testimony before the
Massachusetts legislature;
They then link to the other of their star anti-gay witnesses, also
testifying before the Massachusetts legislature; I was pretty brutally
abused, can I go testify that all heterosexual women and men are evil
asshats who shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a child?;
Charlotte anti-gay Christian groups to hold celebration rally over the
successful drive to harass the local Gay Pride parade out of existence
this year; they're holding it on the usual day of the parade and rally;
Ooh, I missed this before; the Canada Family Action Coalition links to
a serious American anti-gay "diseased fags" site, and says that what's
described there is "no different than what is taking place in Canadian
public schools."
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Chaplain May Be Disciplined for White House Prayer
Navy lieutenant, facing possible court-martial, argues that praying in
Jesus' name is not political speech and should be allowed.
by Pete Winn, associate editor
Focus on the Family
Citizenlink Extras
May 1, 2006
http://www.family.org/cforum/extras/a0040324.cfm
An evangelical Navy chaplain stationed at Norfolk, Va., says he faces
disciplinary action for appearing at a news conference outside of the
White House and praying -- while in uniform.
Lt. Gordon Klingenschmitt told CitizenLink he had permission in writing
to make the appearance -- which he said was in connection with efforts
to seek a presidential order allowing chaplains to pray in Jesus' name
in public. But the Navy, he said, changed its rules midstream.
"On 21 Feb, the Secretary of the Navy (Donald Winter) signed an illegal
policy banning Christian prayers outside of a chapel setting, and I
contested that," said the former Air Force major, who took a reduction
in pay to change branches and become a Navy chaplain.
Nine days later, Klingenschmitt said he appeared in uniform in front of
the White House with former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore and read
the Prayer for the Armed Forces from the Anglican Book of Common
Prayer, which ends, "Through Jesus Christ Our Lord, Amen."
"Now they are punishing me -- they are threatening me with
court-martial -- because I said a prayer in Jesus' name, wearing my
uniform, in front of the White House," he said. "They are equating my
prayers to a partisan political speech, and they're saying I don't have
a right to pray in Jesus' name outside of a chapel setting."
The Navy, for its part, indicated Klingenschmitt violated an order not
to wear his uniform during a news event -- an act which appeared to
lend the Navy's endorsement to the chaplain's political beliefs.
[More at URL]
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Gays Seek, but Don't Seem to Want, Marriage
New study reveals, activists' legal challenges aside, few homosexuals
actually want to get married.
from staff reports
Focus on the Family
Citizenlink Features
May 1, 2006
http://www.family.org/cforum/news/a0040321.cfm
Gay activists are clamoring for the right for same-sex couples to
marry, filing legal challenges to traditional marriage in 10 states and
fighting marriage-protection amendments in more than a dozen others.
But a new survey finds that once they are given the right to marry,
very few homosexuals actually do so. Consider the Netherlands, the
first and most liberal country to legalize gay marriage, where just 2
to 6 percent of the gay population has taken marriage vows.
In Massachusetts, the only U.S. state to sanction same-sex marriage,
about 17 percent of gays have tied the knot.
[...]
TAKE ACTION/FOR MORE INFORMATION
Do you believe one-man, one-woman marriage should be protected in the
U.S. Constitution? Then please take a moment to contact your two U.S.
senators and urge them to support the Marriage Protection Amendment.
For contact information, including an easy-to-use e-mail form, log onto
the CitizenLink Action Center.
To learn more about the dangers posed to society by same-sex marriage,
read Marriage on Trial by Glenn T. Stanton and Dr. Bill Maier. They
offer compelling reasons why legalizing this arrangement will be
harmful to the larger community and future generations. Get your
answers here.
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Former Senator Calls Marriage Amendment 'Silly'
Focus on the Family
NEWSBRIEFS
May 1, 2006
http://www.family.org/cforum/briefs/a0040328.cfm
Former U.S. Sen. John Danforth, in a speech to homosexual activists
Saturday, announced that he's opposed to a federal constitutional
amendment to preserve traditional marriage, The Associated Press
reported.
Danforth, an Episcopal priest who served Missouri in the Senate, has
been long thought of by fellow Republicans to tow a strong conservative
line. But the Log Cabin Republicans -- a group that supports special
rights for homosexuals -- saw a much different side.
[...]
TAKE ACTION
It is more important than ever to make your voice heard in Congress.
Visit CitizenLink's Marriage Protection Amendment Action Center and
learn how you can do your part to encourage senators to vote in favor
of MPA.
[More at URL]
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Gay-Themed Storybooks Challenged in Court
Focus on the Family
Newsbriefs
May 1, 2006
http://www.family.org/cforum/briefs/a0040327.cfm
Two families have filed suit in federal court just weeks after learning
that a second-grade teacher read a story that celebrated a marriage
between two men.
Joseph and Robin Wirthlin, along with David and Tonia Parker, argue the
school district undermined parental rights by teaching their children
about a lifestyle they consider immoral, The Associated Press reported.
[More at URL]
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Some Pastors Mourn Moral Decline in Church
Focus on the Family
Newsbriefs
May 1, 2006
http://www.family.org/cforum/briefs/a0040326.cfm
The Presbyterian Church USA, at its biannual meeting next month, plans
a vote on whether to allow the ordination of homosexuals -- and that
has many pastors worried, World Magazine reported.
[More at URL]
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Referendum 65 Running Behind
Faith and Freedom Network
Monday, May 01, 2006
http://www.faithandfreedom.us/weblog/2006/05/referendum-65-running-
behind.html
Those of you living in Washington State, I’m sure you have seen the
newspaper articles quoting Tim Eyman regarding Referendum 65.
We are running way behind where we should be in numbers of names
gathered on the petition forms.
[More at URL]
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California's proposed textbooks would advance homosexual teaching in
public schools
By Lori Arnold
Christian Examiner
http://www.christianexaminer.com/Articles/Articles%20May06/
Art_May06_05.html
California’s school children, as young as kindergarten, would be
required to learn about the contributions of gays, lesbians and the
transgendered to American society as part of a bill pending before the
state Senate.
“It’s an attack on our family and morals of our nation and so many
children are falling for it,” said Orlean Koehle, a substitute teacher
at Santa Rosa School District, north of San Francisco.
Koehl, the state president of the Eagle Forum of California, has
closely monitored curriculum content in public schools after making
national headlines several years ago by challenging a pro-gay assembly
at one of the schools in her district.
“They had kept this assembly hush-hush and so none of the parents knew
what was going on,” Koehle said.
In that instance, parents eventually prevailed in getting Santa Rosa
officials to enact a policy that maintained parental rights over
controversial content, the substitute teacher said. Now, Koehle and
thousands of other pro-family advocates statewide are concerned that
local policy such as that created by Santa Rosa, will be squelched with
the passage of SB 1437, which some have warned will turn schools into
sexual indoctrination centers.
[More at URL]
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America
About face: part III
Stem Cells — Changing My Personal Course
From Embryonic Stem Cell Support to Its Opposition
By James P. Kelly
Biotech Writer
http://theseoultimes.com/ST/?url=/ST/db/read.php?idx=3302
"The truly frightening thing about the scientific mind,' in my
experience, is that all things are a means to an end, and the 'end' is
only defined by what a particular scientist finds interesting or
profitable."
So says an American scientist who does not want to be named. Why? Her
statement questions the motives of research ambitions. It suggests that
the purpose of science may not be to serve mankind, but rather to serve
itself.
This scientist, like many in her profession, depends on America's NIH
for funding, or on non-profit foundations like the Christopher Reeve
Paralysis Foundation, the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation, or the
Michael J. Fox Parkinson's Foundation. They depend on the editors of
research journals such as Science, Nature, and the New England Journal
of Medicine to publish their work. They depend on university department
heads, administrators, and professors for tenure and pay checks.
In today's scientific climate it can be professional suicide for
researchers to publicly question the medical worth of
industry-preferred agendas, like embryonic stem cell (ES) and cloning
research, or to expose the myth of 'science serving man.'
[More at URL]
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Non-Ohioans pour nearly $2 million into governor's race
By JULIE CARR SMYTH
AP Statehouse Correspondent
April 29, 2006, 1:40 PM EDT
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/wire/newjersey/ny-bc-nj--eyeonohio-
otherdo0429apr29,0,7892071.story?coll=ny-region-apnewjersey
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- California businessman Robin P. Arkley II has a horse
in Tuesday's primary race in faraway Ohio. So does Penna Dexter in
Plano, Texas, a regional representative for Concerned Women for
America.
New Jersey developers Howard and Betty Lou Schwartz, who also list a
retirement address in Florida, have given $40,000 split equally between
a Democrat and a Republican running for Ohio governor.
[...]
Perhaps most significant in Ohio, though, is not the amount of the
contributions but their geographic diversity _ particularly those going
to Republican Secretary of State Ken Blackwell. Blackwell's campaign
finance reports list donations from all 50 states, the District of
Columbia, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Arkley, a $10,000 donor
in Eureka, Calif., and Dexter, who gave $50, evidence the breadth.
[...]
John Stemberger, president and general counsel for the Florida Family
Policy Council, said Blackwell's name is well-known among Christian
"values voters" across the country who oppose abortion and gay marriage
[More at URL]
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Party of Death
Family Research Council blog
April 27, 2006
http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=WL06D51
I had the distinct pleasure of attending National Right to Life's
annual dinner that honored Rep. Henry Hyde the other night. While as a
society we have all failed in the murder of children through abortion
it is through the work of amazing people like Rep. Hyde that those
abortion numbers are not even higher. Those born after 1973 are
survivors and they should be thankful not only to their parents but
also to Henry Hyde for speaking for those who can't.
[More at URL]
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Catholics Demand Answers From O.C.'s Reportedly Profligate,
Pro-Homosexual Bishop
By Jim Brown
American Family Association/Agape Press
May 1, 2006
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/5/afa/12006b.asp
(AgapePress) - Several Roman Catholics in Orange County, California,
are criticizing their bishop for, among other things, his support for
homosexual marriage and his lavish lifestyle.
Concerned Catholics of the Diocese of Orange has sent a letter to
Bishop Tod Brown, asking him why he proudly backs same-sex domestic
partnerships and has appointed a number of men to positions of
authority in the diocese, even though they reject the church's
teachings on sexual morality.
[More at URL]
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Strategy for Exiting Public Schools Described as 'Call to Holiness'
By Jim Brown
American Family Association/Agape Press
May 1, 2006
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/5/afa/12006c.asp
(AgapePress) - One of the authors of a proposed resolution urging the
Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) to come up with a plan to pull its
children from public schools says the resolution is a "call to
holiness" and a "call to obey God's Word."
A proposed resolution submitted for consideration at the denomination's
annual meeting in June calls on the SBC to develop "an exit strategy
from the public schools that would give particular attention to the
needs of orphans, single parents, and the disadvantaged." The
resolution is co-sponsored by Dr. Bruce Shortt, an attorney and author
of the book The Harsh Truth About Public Schools, and Roger Moran, a
member of the SBC executive committee.
Moran, a leader in the Missouri Baptist Convention, says he and Shortt
want to stress the point that "biblical truth matters -- and it matters
supremely."
"Somehow when we get to the issue of public education, truth doesn't
seem to matter as much anymore," Moran offers. Members of the
traditionally conservative denomination, he says, seem to be "okay"
with the fact that their children are being taught such things as
Darwinian evolution and that homosexuality is perhaps "an acceptable
kind of thing," and that school officials can transport children to
abortion clinics without the knowledge of the parents.
[More at URL]
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Spurned Massachusetts Parents File Suit Against Local School System
They Say Schools Have Violated State's Parental Notification Law
By Jim Brown
April 28, 2006
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/4/afa/282006b.asp
(AgapePress) - Parents in Lexington, Massachusetts, have filed a
federal civil rights lawsuit against the town and school officials over
their refusal to notify parents before classroom discussions with
students regarding homosexuality. The two families bringing the suit
claim school officials' actions violated the state's Parental
Notification law.
The suit was filed yesterday (April 27) by parents David and Tonia
Parker and Rob and Robin Wirthlin accuses school officials of violating
their federal and Massachusetts civil rights in addition to the charge
concerning the state Parental Notification law. Last year David Parker
was arrested and spent the night in jail for refusing to leave
Estabrook Elementary School until officials acknowledged his right to
be notified when his six-year-old son is subjected to discussions about
same-sex relationships.
Parker says school teachers and administrators have no right to
interfere with his children's moral or religious upbringing. He
believes that when parents of young elementary-age children request
information from schools having to do with human sexuality or, as he
describes it, "socially charged issues like different marriage
constructs," those parents have a right to see that information and to
"be notified when they're bringing this up to very small children."
[More at URL]
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Founder Anticipates Creation Museum's Spring '07 Opening With Excitement
By Allie Martin
American Family Association/Agape Press
May 1, 2006
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/5/afa/12006d.asp
(AgapePress) - Progress is being made on a facility that will house
exhibits designed to proclaim the authority and accuracy of the Bible
from Genesis to Revelation. The Creation Museum, located near the
Cincinnati International Airport in northern Kentucky, is well under
way; and later this month, the museum will be unveiling its large and
uniquely designed bookstore.
The Creation Museum is a project of Answers in Genesis, a ministry that
helps Christians become equipped to defend the biblical account of
creation. The 50,000-square-foot museum will feature exhibits and other
teaching tools that will show visitors how science confirms biblical
history.
Answers in Genesis president Ken Ham says the project is on target for
its opening next April, and the opening of its 3,000-square-foot
bookstore May 20. The bookstore is "done up as a medieval castle
inside, with a theme of 'Dragons and Dinosaurs,'" he says. Replicas of
those mighty creatures will be incorporated into the store's design,"
Ham notes, along with "a big sculpture of St. George and the Dragon."
[More at URL]
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Commentary & News Briefs
May 1, 2006
Compiled by Jenni Parker
American Family Association/Agape Press
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/5/afa/12006h.asp
[...]
...Delegates from the American Baptist Churches of the Pacific
Southwest have voted overwhelmingly to leave the national denomination
in a dispute over homosexuality. Members from the region's 300 churches
are upset that American Baptist Churches USA has not disciplined
congregations with liberal homosexual policies even though the
denomination has a strict policy that says "homosexuality is
incompatible with biblical teaching."
[...]
...Focus on the Family Action has announced its launch of a new
postcard campaign in support of the federal Marriage Protection
Amendment (MPA). According to Tom Minnery, FOTF Action's senior vice
president of government and public policy, the ministry is partnering
with several churches and faith-based organizations in an effort to
send one million cards to the U.S. Senate. The objective, Minnery says,
is to provide the lawmakers with "tangible evidence of the overwhelming
support for traditional marriage" that exists across America.
[...]
Organizations that have joined in the postcard effort include the
Arlington Group, the Family Research Council, the Southern Baptist
Convention, the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, and several Catholic,
Orthodox, Anglican, Foursquare, and Greek Orthodox churches, among
others. The groups and churches are encouraging members to send
postcards to their senators prior to the MPA vote scheduled for early
June. [Jenni Parker]
[More at URL]
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Hawaiian Republican Governor Signs Pro-Abortion Law Overnight
Traditional Values Coalition
http://www.traditionalvalues.org/modules.php?sid=2703
April 27, 2006 – Last night, Republican Governor Linda Lingle signed
into law House Bill 1242 HD 1, that will make Hawaii the abortion
tourism capital of the United States.
The bill removes residency requirements for women seeking to abort
their unborn children and allows abortions to be performed in clinics
or in a physician’s office.
Human Life International President Rev. Thomas J. Euteneuer has said
that Hawaii will now go from being the Aloha State to the Abortion
State.
[More at URL]
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9th Circuit Assaults Religion And Freedom Of Conscience
Traditional Values Coalition
http://www.traditionalvalues.org/modules.php?sid=2698
April 27, 2006 – The 9th Circuit Court in San Francisco has issued
another wacko ruling that violates free speech and religious
expression. As usual, the radical opinion was written by Judge Stephen
Reinhardt, a hard-core left Carter appointee, who has a long history of
issuing rulings unrelated to the Constitution or the law.
The case is Harper v. Poway School District and involves a student who
wore an anti-homosexual T-shirt to school to protest the
homosexual-instigated Day of Silence on campus. The T-shirt called
homosexuality “shameful” and included a Bible verse. School officials
removed the student from his class and was threatened with suspension
if he wore the shirt again.
[More at URL]
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“Gay” Subculture Left Woman Scarred from Childhood in Homosexual Home
by Hilary White
LifeSite
Wednesday April 19, 2006
http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2006/apr/06041911.html
BOSTON, The Massachusetts government heard testimony last week from a
young Canadian woman, Dawn C. Stefanowicz who had been raised from
infancy by her homosexual father and his various “partners” in a “gay”
household. She told the Massachusetts Judiciary Committee that her life
submerged in the homosexual subculture had left her scarred
psychologically and morally.
Stefanowicz made her statement during hearings, held April 11 by the
Massachusetts government to consider establishing an amendment to the
state constitution that would define marriage as being between one man
and one woman.
Describing her father’s homosexual lifestyle as a culture without
“boundaries and principles of morality and monogamy,” Stefanowicz said
her upbringing was characterized by confusion and lack of affection,
domestic violence and sexual abuse.
[Editor's note: the point of these stories, of course, is to take one
example and make it the only example. By making the bad case data the
only case - and since little of their readership understands the idea
of "representative sampling" - they help create a story in their
readers' minds of this as the norm - of lesbian and gay parents being
inherent abusers, which is part of their propaganda goal.]
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Quebecer tells Massachusetts Legislators of Danger to Children in
Homosexual “Marriage”
LifeSite
by Hilary White
http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2006/apr/06042602.html
BOSTON, April 25, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Quebec resident, Louis
DeSerres, added his testimony April 11, to that of Dawn Stefanowicz in
hearings on homosexual “marriage” in Massachusetts. Stefanowicz had
told legislators of her “traumatizing” upbringing in a homosexual
household where her father introduced her to the gay subculture.
Most of the debates in Massachusetts over allowing homosexual partners
to “marry” and adopt children have centred on talk of the “rights” of
gay partners fully to imitate normal marriage. Little has been said by
homosexual advocates on the protection or best interests of children.
DeSerres compared the decision of the French legislature to prohibit
legal recognition of homosexual unions with the Canadian legislation
allowing it. He said that France had differed from Canada in making
concern for children a higher priority than the political or personal
desires of adults. France, he said, went even further in protecting
children when it restricted artificial procreation and adoption for
homosexual partners. “Quite simply,” he said, “France's laws still
favor the best interests of children over adults while Canada does
not.”
[Editor's note: the point of these stories, of course, is to take one
example and make it the only example. By making the bad case data the
only case - and since little of their readership understands the idea
of "representative sampling" - they help create a story in their
readers' minds of this as the norm - of lesbian and gay parents being
inherent abusers, which is part of their propaganda goal.]
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Christian Rally to Replace Gay Pride Event
Wednesday April 26, 2006
LifeSite
http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2006/apr/06042603.html
CHARLOTTE, NC, April 26, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The first-ever "Not
Ashamed Charlotte" rally will unite Christians from different churches
to proclaim their faith in the public square, replacing the annual gay
pride event usually scheduled for early May in Marshall Park. The
Christian rally will be held from 3-4 p.m. May 6 in the park. According
to Dr. Michael L. Brown, Director of the Coalition of Conscience and
organizer of Not Ashamed Charlotte, the timing of this event is highly
significant.
"For the last four years," Brown explains, "on the first Saturday of
May, Marshall Park has been will [sic] filled with as many as 3,000
gays and lesbians celebrating Charlotte Pride." This gay pride event,
marked by public lewdness and obscenity, has drawn protest from various
Christian groups. Mayor Pat McCrory has also voiced his displeasure
with the Charlotte Pride event being held in a public park. In other
cities, similar gay pride events have drawn upwards of 100,000
participants.
[More at URL]
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Public educators ignore disease threat - Why?
Canada Family Action Coalition
April 21, 2006
The information you will read here is no different than what is taking
place in Canadian public schools. (04-21-2006)
[Links to: http://www.illinoisfamily.org/news/contentview.asp?c=32829
which has been previously posted; it's a "diseased fags" rant posted by
the Illinois Family Institute, rife with Paul Cameron material
including the infamous "Gay Bowel Syndrome" fiction, tho' not using
that name - or Dr. Cameron's.]
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