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An Australian homosexual advocate quoting another homosexual university lecturer demands any form of homosexual conversion be closed by the government because they believe you're born homosexual and it is not a choice. But this advocate wants to go further! Having been pastoral credentials removed because of his homosexual lifestyle as proscribed by scripture and church code of conduct, he now demands all Australian churches to adjust their understanding of homosexuality as a sin and to promote it as something good. Third claiming to be a Christian he denounces any form of prayer as ineffective. ABC ARTICLE BELOW A gay rights group in Australia is pushing for psychiatric therapies designed to convert people to heterosexuality to be outlawed as a bill is put before the US Congress to do exactly that. Ambassadors and Bridge Builders International is pushing for gay conversion therapy to be made illegal Australia-wide. Founder Anthony Venn-Brown was once an Evangelist pasto

Cheri DiNovo. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Ontario New Democratic MPP Cheri DiNovo was apparently so taken aback to be talking to a reporter who questioned her tyrannical bill to prevent teenagers getting psychotherapy for same-sex feelings, she abruptly hung up. Media coverage of DiNovo’s “Affirming Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Act” has been as soft as marshmallows melting over an open fire. So talking to a LifeSiteNews reporter was probably her first encounter with informed criticism. “What about a teenager who  wanted  treatment for same-sex attraction ?” I asked. “Would your bill prevent that?” “Absolutely,” responded DiNovo proudly. “Because it’s abusive. Every professional organization has acknowledged that it is, from the nurses, and doctors to psychiatrists and the psychologists.” “But those who do such therapy argue that her bill is a restriction on the freedom of choice and of conscience of teenagers who don’t want to have same-sex feelings,” I pers

Under heavy pressure from homosexual activists,  Psychology Today  magazine has banned all advertising for practitioners who offer services to help people rid themselves of unwanted same-sex attraction and develop healthy sexual desire for the opposite sex. The therapy, known as "sexual orientation change efforts” ( SOCE ), has been under fire by gay activists who assert it promotes the “dangerous” idea that sexual preference is a choice, not an inborn trait.  So far, three states and the District of Columbia have been persuaded to ban the practice outright for minors, and gay activists are working to convince additional states and the federal government to do the same. In the meantime, the homosexual advocacy group HRC ( Human Rights Campaign ) has been pressuring  Psychology Today , which lists tens of thousands of therapists in its directory, to bar SOCE practitioners from advertising their services there.  “By offering a venue for these medically-debunked practices

WASHINGTON, DC, December 19, 2013  - A U.S. congresswoman has reintroduced a resolution urging states to ban therapies designed to help young people overcome unwanted same-sex attraction . Rep. Jackie Speier , D- CA , called sexual reorientation therapy "quackery" and said her “Stop Harming Our Kids” resolution was a bid to encourage states to introduce laws similar to ones passed in California and New Jersey , which ban conversion therapy for minors. Jackie Speier wants to ban sexual orientation therapy nationwide “These practices have been rejected by every mainstream mental health association as neither safe nor effective," Speier stated in a  press release  announcing the resolution. "These efforts frequently increase family rejection,” Speier claimed, “which we know make LGBT youth 8.4 times more likely than straight youth to report attempting suicide, 5.9 times more likely to report high levels of depression, and 3.4 times more likely to use ill

A PREGNANT woman who is "having a lesbian" stars in a provocative new billboard to promote gay marriage. Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays spokeswoman Shelley Argent said the campaign was designed to garner support from mainstream families for gay marriage, on the grounds that gay children were "born that way". "Being lesbian or gay is not a choice," she said.  "It's got nothing to do with culture or parenting skills.  "It's just the way you are. You're born that way." The billboard shows a smiling woman baring her pregnant belly, with the slogan, "Congratulations, you're having a lesbian".  Billboard giant GOA has donated space for the ads, worth up to $60,000, in Queensland. GOA managing directo r Chris Tyquin said he would ask interstate billboard companies to donate space as well.  There is no scientific consensus that sexual orientation is fixed and immutable on the contrary, many studies have co

 A renowned psychologist who was a former president of the American Psychological Association (APA) has submitted  an affidavit  saying that he personally treated over 2,000 homosexuals for various conditions, while his staff counselled thousands more, and he knows of “hundreds” who successfully changed their orientation. Nicholas Cummings filed the affidavit in support of a motion by JONAH ( Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing ) before the New Jersey Superior Court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) accusing the group of “fraud” for offering reparative therapy services. JONAH is a Jewish organization that offers assistance to men and women seeking to resolve their sexual conflicts, focusing specifically on unwanted same-sex attractions . The SPLC  filed a lawsuit against JONAH  in November of 2012, alleging the group is guilty of “ consumer fraud ” because the therapy is not always successful in changing people’s sexual preferences.

November 29, 2012, ( Family Research Council )—With its credibility drying up, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is determined to cement its status as the homosexual movement’s greatest ally. Desperate to regain its status in the civil rights debate, the group is following the money to the gay community, where it hopes the partnership will help SPLC regain some of the legitimacy it lost bullying mainstream conservatives. Their latest attempt to claw their way back into the spotlight is a lawsuit aimed at destroying the ex-gay movement . This week, SPLC announced that it is suing a Jewish organization called JONAH (Jews Offering New Alternatives of Healing) for consumer fraud. They allege that the therapy, which is designed to bring homosexuals out of bondage and into healthy behavior, failed. That’s as ridiculous as suing Weight Watchers because they promised you’d lose weight and you didn’t. Then you have a small minority of the population which says it is wrong, b