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English: Action Love Versus Homosexuality, Kyiv, sept 20, 2008; Photo (c) Valerii Iudin (http://eau-de-mode.livejournal.com/) Русский: Акция "Любовь против гомосексуализма"; Киев, 20 сентября 2008 г. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) One of the battles the homosexuals and lesbians have waged in their attempt to get homosexuality accepted in American culture is the war of words.  The terms " homophobe ," "homophobic," "homophobia," are often used to describe anyone who disagrees with homosexuality.  Generally speaking, if they can get us to react to their words on their terms, much of the battle is already won by them.  Such is the case with accusing anyone who disapproves of homosexuality as being homophobic. The intent is to use a term that has a negative emotional connotation and use it in such a way as to accuse the guilty party of unwarranted prejudice and discrimination.  It is, ultimately, a disingenuous way of dealing with the issue.  Gen

Image via Wikipedia Image via Wikipedia Image via Wikipedia Image via Wikipedia HAMILTON, Ontario , March 12, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - Hamilton’s Orthodox Christian community leaders have cried foul as a public school board superintendent responsible for safe and caring schools has told the faith group that their own concerns about Christian bullying “require no further attention”. The Pan-Orthodox Association of Greater Hamilton, a group representing the city’s 20,000 Orthodox Christians , met on two occasions with Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board superintendent Pam Reinholdt to discuss their concerns over the board’s selective promotion of anti-gay bullying strategies which they say ignores the vast majority of bullying incidents in schools. Leaders of the faith group say that at their last meeting, Reinholdt “repeatedly attacked” their concerns over the special status given by the board to anti-gay bullying strategies. The leaders had pointed out to Reinholdt the Bo

Image via Wikipedia HOWELL, Michigan , December 15, 2011 - A Catholic student in Michigan is suing a teacher who reportedly punished him for stating his religious belief against the gay lifestyle when that teacher asked him his opinion on the issue. The Thomas More Law Center (TMLC) announced in a press release Thursday that they had filed a lawsuit on behalf of Daniel Glowacki, a junior at Howell High School at the time of the incident, against the school and his economics teacher Johnson McDowell. The incident occurred on October 20, 2010, the day that Daniel’s Economics class teacher, Jay McDowell, wore a purple “Tyler’s Army” t-shirt, as part of a national campaign promoted by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation to highlight “bullying” of homosexuals. The lawyers say McDowell spent the entire class promoting the anti-gay bullying agenda. According to TMLC, which is representing the student in court, Glowacki was specifically asked by McDowell about his feelings o

Image via Wikipedia After the broadcast of a homosexualist advertisement during the family-friendly Fox show American Idol prompted outrage, the founder of the ad campaign has confirmed that such advertisements are intended to promote the message of the gay rights lobby to young children in households that normally wouldn’t support it.  One conservative leader has now demanded that Google , Fox, and Disney-Pixar sever their ties with the campaign. Peggy Nance of Concerned Women for America expressed outrage that the Fox network aired an “ anti-gay bullying ” advertisement, part of the “It Gets Better” campaign, during the extremely popular competition show. Doubling as an advertisement for Google Chrome , the ad features several Hollywood personalities, and even a character from the popular Disney-Pixar movie series Toy Story , who speak directly to and encourage an audience of young people identifying as homosexual, telling them that “It gets better.” On her blog, Nance cal