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April 7, 2015 ( FamilyNews.ro ) -- On April 5th, Romanian TV superstar and bestselling author Mihaela Radulescu has posted an article on her blog which was met with an avalanche of debate, cheers, critical comments and even verbal violence. She has claimed to have been inspired by a  Facebook post  made by her life partner, Austrian adventurer Felix Baumgartner , the first skyjumper to ever break the sound barrier in a 39-kilometer high freefall through stratosphere in 2012. Recently, on Facebook, the skydiver expressed his support for Austrian folk singer Andreas Gabalier.  The singer , in his thank-you speech at the Amadeus – The Austrian Music Awards, had said that “it’s not easy in this world, where one can either be a male or a female”. The artist’s comments were met with booing from the public, which made him say there should be more tolerance “from the other side”. This prompted Baumgartner to write on his Facebook wall that guys like Gabalier should be praised, beca

English: Sigmund Freud (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Since time immemorial, marriage has meant the union of a man and a woman for life, usually for the purpose of raising children. But today marriage tends to mean just about any relationship you can think of—first so-called same-sex marriage, now polyamory, or even polygamy are said to be just as valid. But it doesn’t stop there. So hold onto your cummerbund, because I’ve got a new one for you. It’s known as sologamy—marrying oneself. Or as Dr. Timothy George of Beeson Divinity School called it in a recent First Things article, “same-self marriage.” Dr. George, of course, was a close colleague of Chuck Colson and the past president of the Colson Center’s Board of Directors. Although sologamy isn’t a big trend yet (but then again, neither were other forms of “marriage”), Dr. George points to several notable examples. Author Sara Sharpe wrote about her self-marriage bliss in her book “A Dress, A Ring, Promises to Self.” Meanwh

Last week  we reported  about a hopelessly un-scientific  “LGBT Survey”  published and promoted by the EU ’s Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) as part of a larger effort to push its absurd “ anti-discrimination ” agenda, in particular a directive that would eliminate important civil freedoms such as the freedom of conscience and the freedom of contract. According to the survey, 48 percent of homosexuals are afraid of exhibiting their sexual proclivities in public. Potential future adoptive parents This has  angered several political figureheads of the homosexual agenda . However,  when asked to provide a substantial argument  why the FRA Survey (which cost the European taxpayer 370.000 Euro, i.e. roughly $5 U.S. for each of the replies received) was not “bogus,” they remained conspicuously silent. Are they still searching for arguments, or are they aware that they have none? The  leading Austrian newspaper  Die Presse  commented : For this survey, the FRA has follow