GAY TRUTH

British actor Rupert Everett says he “can’t think of anything worse” than two gay men bringing up a child together—an opinion that is probably held by vast numbers of people who would not dare to say so in public. But, thanks to the magic shield of celebrity, actors can get away with speech “crimes” that the rest of us would (metaphorically) hang for. Rupert Everett. Being gay himself also deflects criticism—Everett came out as a homosexual 20 years ago and has said that this damaged his acting career. His comments on gay parenting were made in an interview with the  Sunday Times Magazine last weekend (alas,  The Times  is only accessible to paid subscribers so we rely on  The Telegraph  here). Everett, probably best know for his role as a gay man in the 1997 film  My Best Friend’s Wedding , says his mother, Sara, who was also interviewed for the article, “still wishes I had a wife and kids. She thinks children need a father and a mother, and I agree with her. I can’t th

Author: Peter Pilt. There has been a lot of media coverage today (6th September 2012), about Jim Wallace ’s comment about the dangers of the Homosexual life style as he compared that lifestyle with smoking.  http://news.brisbanetimes.com.au/breaking-news-national/christian-lobby-defends-gay-slur-20120906-25fz8.html   Medical and Relational Issues related to Gay Marriage Executive Summary : This section of the wiki explains the perspective of several key writers, avoiding emotional and partisan rhetoric that is seen so often in the community at large when gay marriage is debated, and focussing on medically and sociologically verifiable facts and conclusions. The main conclusions, based on available evidence are: Homosexual relationships are generally of short duration Homosexuals are extremely promiscuous and prone to high-risk sexual behaviours. These high risk behaviours lead to a whole serious of physical complications. A number of serious diseases are much more common amo

PRAGUE, August 22, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - Pro-family leaders around the world have condemned an endorsement by the U.S. ambassador to the Czech Republic of a Czech homosexual festival held over the weekend. The World Congress of Families (WCF) issued  an open letter  signed by more than 120 pro-family and pro-life leaders from 11 countries, after U.S. Ambassador to the Czech Republic Norman Eisen addressed the opening of the Prague Pride Festival on August 13. “I am truly honored to be here today representing the United States and President Obama in the effort to ensure the rights of the global LGBT community ,” Eisen said, adding that he spoke on behalf of ambassadors from Belgium, Britain, Canada, Finland, Ireland, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland, and the charge d’affaires of the Danish and Dutch embassies, who signed a letter of support for the homosexual event. Signers of the WCF letter include Martin Luther King’s niece Alveda King, former Arkansas Governor M

English: A man with a rainbow flag at the Gay Pride parade in New York City, 2008. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) TORONTO, Ontario , July 6, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – A Christian preacher spreading God ’s word on a sidewalk in Toronto during the Gay Pride Parade on Canada Day was verbally assaulted by homosexual supporters as police watched, and was later surrounded by as many as 12 officers who forced him to vacate the area. “I felt a bit threatened by the Law Enforcement violating my rights,” preacher David Lynn told LifeSiteNews. “It was really hurtful, because if that’s what happens when Christians stand up and exercise and practice their faith, then we’re not far from being imprisoned or even killed for the faith.” Lynn and his ministry team had set up a portable microphone system on a small cart, near the corner of Yonge and Wellesley, from which they preached and handed out religious tracts and free bibles. Attached above the cart was a banner which read

TORONTO, Ontario , July 6, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – A Christian preacher spreading God’s word on a sidewalk in Toronto during the Gay Pride Parade on Canada Day was verbally assaulted by homosexual supporters as police watched, and was later surrounded by as many as 12 officers who forced him to vacate the area. “I felt a bit threatened by the Law Enforcement violating my rights,” preacher David Lynn told LifeSiteNews. “It was really hurtful, because if that’s what happens when Christians stand up and exercise and practice their faith, then we’re not far from being imprisoned or even killed for the faith.” Lynn and his ministry team had set up a portable microphone system on a small cart, near the corner of Yonge and Wellesley, from which they preached and handed out religious tracts and free bibles. Attached above the cart was a banner which read, “ Free info about Jesus .” A rainbow colored banner nearby the cart displayed the message, “Pride goes before d

TORONTO, Ontario , July 9, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – Canadian pro-family leaders have expressed outrage over the treatment a sidewalk preacher received at the hands of the Toronto Police Force during the recent Gay Pride parade . As many as 12 police officers surrounded the preacher, who was peacefully spreading Gospel messages, and shut him down, forcing him to vacate the area. “The Gay community is free to walk around nude on the streets, violating  Canada’s Criminal Code , but a preacher is not free to stand up and preach that ‘God loves you’. It’s a pretty dangerous country when it comes to that,” said Dr. Charles McVety, Evangelical minister and show host of The Canadian Times, to LifeSiteNews. On Canada day, preacher David Lynn and his team from Christ’s Forgiveness Ministries had set up a portable microphone system on a small cart, near the corner of Yonge and Wellesley, from which they preached and handed out religious tracts and free bibles. Lynn  told LifeS