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Pro-family and conservative leaders said Disney Junior's latest cartoon promoting same-sex "marriage" to preschoolers is another example of how far left the company has gone. They said it's another reason for parents to be concerned about media aimed at their children. "Disney should apologize immediately for the pro-gay episode aired this weekend," Monica Cole, director of One Million Moms . One Million Moms is a division of the American Family Association (AFA).  On August 5 , the Disney cartoon  Doc McStuffins  featured a family headed by two lesbian "moms" in its show about an aspiring doctor. It's marketed to preschoolers . "AFA finds the show 'Doc McStuffins' unsafe for children, and families should no longer watch the program," warned Cole. She said Disney is supposed to entertain children, "not harm them." "For some time, Disney has been unsafe for families in attempting to push the homos

The first step in navigating your way through any complicated topic is to work out what the main approaches are and try (as best you can) to identify what is appealing about each position, as well as what might be a weakness. In our efforts to think through the fraught topic of same sex marriage , the Centre for Public Christianity has developed the following brief guide to seven approaches we’ve encountered amongst Christians wrestling with this topic. It does not claim to be exhaustive. It cannot capture every nuance. But we thought it might still be helpful to describe the various perspectives in a simple, convenient format, and invite readers to evaluate their own position in light of the alternatives. 1. Innovators: moving beyond scripture Innovators enthusiastically support same sex marriage. They do so with what they hold to be a generous moving beyond the Bible ’s teaching. For some this will be justified on the theologically liberal grounds that the Bible is a historicall

Disney pincess (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Not even Disney can escape the ire of Franklin Graham. After news that the family friendly film giant had included a same-sex kiss in a cartoon and will feature a gay character in its upcoming “Beauty and the Beast” remake, the evangelical pastor called on his followers to “say no to Disney.” In a Facebook post shared this week, Graham wrote that the company is “trying to push the LGBT agenda into the hearts and minds of your children — watch out!” Then, acknowledging that “Disney has the right to make their cartoons” because “it’s a free country,” the evangelist went on to state, “as Christians we also have the right not to support their company. I hope Christians everywhere will say no to Disney.” The same-sex cartoon kiss appeared on “Star vs. The Forces of Evil” this week when an array of couples were shown kissing, including two men. Meanwhile, “Beauty and the Beast” director Bill Condon also revealed that Gaston’s buddy LeFou, pl