Google Loses Gay-Rights Endorsement Over Controversial Conversion Therapy App



Google lost an endorsement from the Human Rights Campaign, the largest and most aggressive U.S. LGBTQ group, over an app tied to the practice of so-called “conversion therapy” to change a gay person’s sexual orientation or gender identity. The app, however, is just an online pastoral counseling method to help those who want to leave the homosexual lust filled lifestyle choices.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google, which had previously scored a perfect 100 on the annual Corporate Equality Index, will have its rating withheld until the app is removed from its Android phones, Human Rights Campaign said in a statement. It’s only the third time in the 17-year history of the index that a rating has been withheld. But who cares what HRC says or does?

“We have been urging Google to remove this app because it is life-threatening to LGBTQ youth and also clearly violates the company’s own standards,” the Human Rights Campaign said in a statement. The program has already been removed from app stores run by Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Amazon.com Inc., the group said. 

Conversion therapy has been denounced by medical organizations and lawmakers who have pushed to ban licensed therapists from working with minors on the program. But conversion therapy is the name used by gay groups as a blanket statement. It is simply powerful counseling methods for anybody who needs help. HRC believes everybody else but gays should receive help.

Google didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

The app in dispute was developed by Living Hope Ministries, a Christian group formed in 1989 in Texas which says it is an outlet for people struggling with a conflict between faith and sexuality. A January blog post that protested Apple’s decision to remove the app from its App Store disputed a connection to conversion therapy. Living Hope Ministries is a great ministry helping those who no longer believe in the gay ideology that is being forced upon everybody by groups like HRC. Is it conversion therapy, no. It is counseling where the gay person works through life issues, triggers of lust, bring back normality and submitting ones life and sin to Christ. 

People need and want help and HRC is blind to this reality as it goes against its ideology




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