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Disagreement with pro- LGBT policies quickly gets one branded as anti-science. As Jonah Goldberg   points out , this is an example of ideology using the language of science to camouflage itself. It turns out that actual science isn’t much help to transgender advocacy. The American Psychiatric Association ’s  DSM V  notes gender dysphoria desistence rates of 70 to 97 percent in “natal males” and 50 to 88 percent in “natal females.” The American Psychological Association ’s  APA Handbook on Sexuality and Psychology  states that the vast majority of gender dysphoric boys and girls accept their birth/chromosomal sex by adolescence or adulthood. University of Toronto psychologist  Dr. James Cantor  cites three large scale and other smaller studies showing trans-identifying kids will outgrow it 60 to 90 percent of the time. A  2008 study  affirmed that 80 to 95 percent of gender dysphoric pre-pubertal children will accept their biological sex by the end of adolescence. Put plainl

A student Christian group at the University of Iowa   has been reinstated  as a registered student organisation by a US Federal District Court Judge, after previously having its status revoked by University authorities. The student group , Business Leaders in Christ (“BLinC”), had been penalised because it would not agree to appoint to its leadership a same-sex attracted student, who said that they would not undertake to comply with the group’s commitment to Biblical sexual values. The University claimed that this was a breach of its Policy on Human Rights , forbidding discrimination on the basis of, among other things, sexual orientation . BLinC claimed, however, that the issue was not the student’s  orientation , but their express refusal to modify their  behaviour  to accord with Biblical norms. The case illustrates a number of important issues in this area. It should be noted that the decision of US District Court Judge Rose, which can be found  here , involves the g

A US Christian couple who own a video production company have filed an appeal against a law that has forced them to create films for same-sex weddings . Carl and Angel Larsen, from Minnesota , and their company, Telescope Media Group, filed an appeal on Friday to challenge a state law that allows the government to control the stories they tell. According to ADF International, which is legally representing the couple, the law allows Minnesota to punish the Larsens with fines and jail time "if they create wedding films consistent with their Christian faith while declining to create wedding films promoting contrary views". ADF added that they asked a federal district court to get rid of the law while their case proceeds. However, the court denied that request and instead ruled in favour of the state's motion to dismiss the lawsuit, which was filed in 2016. The Larsens have asked the US Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit to reinstate their lawsuit. ADF Senior Counse

The Missouri Supreme Court this week agreed to hear two LGBT rights cases, one involving a transgender teen denied access to appropriate facilities at school, the other involving a gay man who said he suffered discrimination because he didn’t exhibit stereotypically masculine traits. The cases have “potentially far-reaching implications for discrimination law in Missouri ,” reports Kansas City public radio station   KCUR.  Both turn on whether law against sex discrimination applies to discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity .   In the first case, a transgender boy identified in court documents as R.M.A. said his school in Blue Springs discriminated against him by barring him from using the boys’ locker rooms and restrooms, although he had changed his name and gender on his birth certificate and participated in boys’ physical education classes and sports teams. He sued the school district in 2015. A trial court dismissed the suit, and last year an

After years of LGBTQ pushing their immoral agenda and the queer community celebrating their immoral fake marriage - people are becoming less comfortable of immoral LGBTQI   in the United States appears to be on the decline . A new GLAAD survey unveiled Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland , has found a “swift and alarming” drop in overall acceptance of LGBTQ people. The standard victim ideology was immediately stated as usual.  "There will be a significant increase in the number of LGBTQ people who say they’ve experienced discrimination on the basis of their sexuality or gender identity ."  Advocates said it was the first time in the four-year history of the report, which surveyed more than 2,100 Americans over the age of 18, that the results had indicated a drop in LGBTQ acceptance.  The reality of the immoral very deviant sexualized lifestyle of homosexuals is now coming home to ordinary people who are watching with horror as people

Stolen from the Bible - the Rainbow  now a wicked symbol of immoral homosexual gay pride. A new report out from GLAAD suggests that there has been something of a retrenchment in comfort with homosexual equality. The immoral sinful gains of the last couple of decades have literally stalled. Homosexual marriage became the the and only goal. Surveys are now showing people are showing a large rise in discomfort in daily situations with LGBT people and their agenda. There has been a profound shift in the tone and substance of the promotion of immoral homosexual rights...they have become demands with threats of court actions and jail. Moving from the false narraitve of homosexuality just being about love to loose your business and or LGBT zealots targetting and seeking to shut down business has had an impact on public opinion. But since Obergefell ? Many saw immoral homosexual marriage as the completed goal and moved on. But homosexuals now realize they may have manipulated the cou

The Catholic LGBT ministry,  Out at St. Paul  (OSP), located at the Paulist Fathers motherhouse of  St. Paul the Apostle Parish  in New York City , will host their “ Winter Social ” at the Rise gay bar in Hell’s Kitchen.  The Rise bar  is a well-known gay bar in Manhattan which is often included on lists ranking  the best gay bars  in New York City. The bar is particularly known for its elaborate weekly drag shows and the bartenders who wear nothing except a jock-strap. According to Out at St. Paul: Please join us for the OSP Winter Social on Wednesday, January 31st, at Rise Bar, which is located at 9th Avenue at 56th Street in (you guessed it!) Hell’s Kitchen. This is a great opportunity to catch up with your old friends in the OSP community and to meet new friends as well. Please join us, especially if you are a newcomer to the OSP community! All are welcome. But this is not the first time that OSP hosted an official gathering at a local gay bar. On March 22, 2017, OSP h

The  Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms  is representing a Chilliwack School District trustee as he defends himself against a human rights complaint for criticizing teaching materials denying the biological reality of the two genders. The Chilliwack School District trustee is Barry Neufeld, against whom a human rights complaint was filed by a union of local School District staff.  Mr. Neufeld has publicly criticized the Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI 123) curriculum supplements that BC teachers are encouraged to use. SOGI 123 materials promote, among other things, the belief that gender is fluid, that there are more than two genders, and that gender is not determined by biological sex. The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia in 2016 amended the BC  Human Rights Code  to include protection for “ gender expression ” and “gender identity”. Subsequently, the then-Liberal education minister worked with the Vancouver-based   ARC Foundation  to develop

The dawn of 2018 marks twenty years since a life-changing event that changed me from obnoxiously pro-gay to staunchly pro-chastity. To draw from an overused allegory, I would like to say I fled Sodom twenty years ago. You see, on January 2, 1998, I was rushed into surgery in a Bronx hospital, about a mile from the apartment I lived in. I had a cancerous tumor that was severely malignant. Rushed into emergency operative care, I experienced a level of pain greater than anything I had ever felt prior. The vicious nurses, whose faces I will never forget, hounded me until I agreed to be discharged. They threatened to prevent my father from seeing me if I did not leave the ambulatory recovery hall and go home. I do not know why they were so determined not to admit me to the hospital for recovery, but I left. It was exceedingly cold that night and my apartment was a fifth-floor walk-up I barely reached. I was twenty-seven years old. Up until that time in my life, I had never had a