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It’s difficult to unearth the truth with all the noise and fanfare surrounding the studies that purport to show “no difference” between children raised in the home of same-sex parents and those raised in the home of their married mother and father. It’s also discouraging that in our highly educated, scientifically minded society many have accepted this claim without really understanding the evidence.  So, if you are a fan of data and research , here is an itemized review of every single study done on the subject of same-sex parenting:  A Review and Critique of Research on Same-Sex Parenting and Adoption . For those who don’t have the time to review this 120 page document, here’s the abstract: Are the outcomes for children of gay, lesbian, or bisexual parents in general the same as those for heterosexual parents? That controversial question is discussed here in a detailed review of the social science literature in three parts: (1) stability of same-sex parental relationship

Cardinal Joseph Tobin says he is “delighted” an LGBT group will make a pilgrimage to his archdiocese’s cathedral. In fact, the cardinal archbishop of Newark personally approved the group’s flyer for the event,  according  to NJ.com. "I am delighted that you and the LGBTQ brothers and sisters plan to visit our beautiful cathedral,'' Cardinal Tobin wrote to the LGBT group. "You will be very welcome!” said Cardinal Tobin. “The flyer is fine; please circulate it." James Goodness, director of communications for the Archdiocese of Newark, told LifeSiteNews that NJ.com’s Cardinal Tobin quote was  from an email the cardinal sent to a fellow Redemptorist , the cardinal’s religious community. Redemptorist Father Francis Gargani had made the inquiry, NJ.com reported, and received the email confirmation of welcome from Cardinal Tobin.  Goodness also said that what has been missing in most of the coverage on the cardinal’s communication is the crucial ele

The Church of Ireland voted against recognizing and supporting same-sex relationships within the church. At the church’s annual General Synod yesterday (5 May), members of the church voted down a proposal that ‘Acknowledges the injury felt by members of the Church who enter into loving, committed and legally-recognised, same-sex relationships.’ Same-sex marriage is not offered within the church, so the proposal simply asks for pastoral support for same-sex couples. Yet, the General Synod voted 176 against and 146 for. This proposal would be the same as saying those who are in adultery feel hurt and injured when rejected by the church. Leo Kilroy from Wicklow drafted the proposal and just wants pastoral support for same-sex couples. But same sex sin cannot be supported by the church, Christ, the Bible or God . God prohibits all forms of homosexuals acts regardless of what governments decree. He said : ‘Many of your brothers and sisters in our Church are lesbian and gay. Unfortu

Ashers Bakery in Northern Ireland has been criticised and bullied by LGBTQ zealots again for refusing to make an engagement cake for a same-sex couple . The news comes just months after the bakery's evangelical Christian owners lost an appeal to overturn a conviction that found the firm guilty of discrimination , for refusing to bake an immoral homosexual marriage themed cake in 2014.  Joe Palmer, who is due to marry Andy Wong this summer, having intentionally targetted this cake shop - has said he is hurt by the bakery's refusal to bake an immoral homosexual for a second time. Poor Joe he is hurt. This is the sloppiest form of argument - I am hurt by you because you believe my homosexuality is a sin. How dare you! A friend of Palmer, Grainne McCann, ordered and paid for the cake online, but the order was rejected the following day. This is a good thing. "The wording we requested was ' Gay marriage rocks! Happy engagement, Andy and Joe! Lots of love xxx'

In 2004 two couples – Jason and Adrian Tuazon McCheyne, and Jacqui Tomlins and Sarah Nichols – sought to have their Canadian marriages recognised in Australia . It provoked a response from then prime minister John Howard , who amended the Marriage Act to explicitly ban same-sex marriage . At the same time Australian Marriage Equality was founded, and the debate continues to this day by a small out of touch inner city elites forcing their overseas same sex sin agenda on all Australians . The couples remained active in LGBTI rights campaigning, and also remained friends. So when Jason Tuazon-McCheyne, frustrated by the inaction and negativity of 2016, had a big idea for Australia's LGBTI community , he turned to Tomlins. "She was the first person I wanted to sound out the idea to - where to now? "We're losing in the public sphere , in the media sphere, in the political sphere, we're losing the fights that we have. Gay rights are not recognized by anybody. We

Same-sex marriage proponents say "marriage has evolved over time," but not in any way to support the changes taking place now. One of the most common reasons given in favor of supporting same-sex marriage is the claim that marriage has evolved over time.  In his majority ruling for the 2015 Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges , Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote: The history of marriage is one of both continuity and change. That institution — even as confined to opposite-sex relations — has evolved over time. He argues that expanding marriage to include same-sex couples is the next logical evolutionary step. In support of this claim, Kennedy cites how marriage was once viewed as an arrangement and then became a voluntary contract between a man and a woman. And he also notes that the state used to legally consider marriage a male-dominated institution. As a result, he concludes: These and other developments in the institution of marriage over the past centuries we

Below is an article written by a homosexual man , talking about either adopting a child or using surrogacy to try and create a family . It is a very off article. Why is it off? Because the homosexual relationship is sexually based, barren, against physical design - yet they are striving to create an image or a normal family.  It could be called pretend family or second class family - and it reflects the oddness of the male homosexual community the hierarchy, the groups seeking to pretend they are like heterosexual traditional families. Unfortunately, there is little focus on the child. The focus is on portraying an image - happy gay men can form a family. False and wrong. For Gay Parents , Deciding Between Adoption and Surrogacy Raises Tough Moral Questions When my husband David and I became new parents, we thought it would be fun and perhaps even affirming to get involved with a gay dads group. As far as I could tell, the only regular event was a brunch that took place

A MELBOURNE high school teacher says she would refuse to teach “lewd” material in the Victorian government ’s mandatory respectful relationships program to be introduced in all state schools next year. Moira Deeming, a teacher and mother-of-three, said she was shocked by the content and would rather be fired from her job than teach such “sleazy, unnecessary drivel” to her students. Ms Deeming, 33, said educating children as young as 12 about porn and getting them to have classroom discussions about masturbation and sex was not appropriate and would not help to stop gender-based violence and discrimination as the program intended. Under the program, children as young as prep are also being introduced to same-sex relationships through children’s books, including Tango Makes Three, a tale about two male penguins who adopt a baby penguin. The book has been banned in Singapore and after parent outrage was scrapped from some school libraries in the UK and the US . It also featured in

Lady Gaga Born Gay - now no way! A top researcher with the American Psychological Association (APA) and lesbian activist has acknowledged that gays are not "born that way." Dr. Lisa Diamond , co-editor-in-chief of the APA Handbook of Sexuality and Psychology and one of the APA’s “most respected members," says sexual orientation is "fluid" and not unchangeable. As clinical psychologist Dr. Laura A. Haynes   summarizes   Diamond's APA Handbook chapters, her book and YouTube lectures, "The battle to disprove 'Born that way and can’t change’ is now over, and (Diamond) is telling LGBT activists to stop promoting the myth." Contrary to the typical argument that homosexuals are "born gay" as "who they are" and cannot change, the APA officially recognized sexual orientation change in 2011. Diamond summarized relevant findings in a lecture at Cornell University (2013), stating that abundant research has now es