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By now you've probably heard of President Trump's disturbing decision to nominate Chai Feldblum , a radical LGBT extremist, to a critically important civil rights post as a Commissioner of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission .  This job puts her in the position of shaping federal law to make supreme LGBT claims and to punish Christians and other people of faith who do not want to personally be involved in affirming the gay agenda , such as same-sex 'marriage.' That is exactly what she wants to do. Feldblum was the first out LGBT person to serve on the commission, a federal government agency that issues charges of discrimination and authorizes the filing of discrimination lawsuits. It sometimes differs with other parts of the government – for instance, it still holds that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 , the federal law against sex discrimination, covers discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The Justice Department ,

Harvard has suspended a Christian student group for asking a student leader promoting her lesbian relationship to step down. The school’s Office of Student Life put Harvard College Faith and Action (HCFA) on probation for a year. It is the first time a campus group has been given administrative probation. “HCFA had conducted itself in a manner grossly inconsistent with the expectations clearly outlined in the Student Organization Resource and Policy Guide,” school spokesman Aaron M. Goldman  wrote  in an issued statement.   The Harvard Crimson student newspaper reports that the suspension is “ almost certainly linked ” with a September 2017 incident involving a female student leader who publicized her romance with another woman. The school’s Student Handbook delineates an anti-discrimination policy that includes sexual orientation. Although Harvard started as a Bible College with a Pastor Harvard it compromised first with compulsory chapel when it enrolled people of

Pastor Jeremy Schossau of Metro City Church in Riverview, Michigan , is facing explosive backlash after offering classes to teens struggling with same-sex attraction and seeking help. In a now-deleted Facebook post, the church offered a workshop called, "Unashamed Identity" for girls 12-16 who are struggling with thoughts of being trans, bi, gay or other. People now are speaking up after being silenced by the vocal violent LGBT community. Hospitals are now claiming trans is a mental health issue.  The post received outrage from many on social media, driven mainly by violent outraged LGBTQ zealots.  They lie about the purpose of the workshop claiming  it is conversion therapy , a sound counselling practice used to bring biblical clarity and foundation understanding to sexuality.  When LGBT zealots disagree with what the Bible says about homosexuality - they threaten you, report you, lie about you, seek to burn your work down and threten violence.  Hundreds agai

Theological disaster almost never strikes out of the blue. Trouble builds and disaster is somehow averted again and again, but anyone with eyes to see knows the time is running out. Time has run out for the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship . The CBF emerged in the early 1990s as churches aligned with the more liberal wing of the Southern Baptist Convention , self-identified as “moderates,” forged a new organization to replace the SBC, in which they no longer felt at home. From the beginning, the CBF was largely funded by congregations that were not necessarily theologically liberal, at least self-consciously so, but nonetheless disagreed with the SBC’s determination to affirm and enforce the inerrancy of Scripture. Other issues were catalysts, including the SBC’s confessional principle against women serving as pastors. The CBF had a more explicitly liberal wing, but the most leftward of the former Southern Baptists had left earlier, forming what was then known as the Alliance of Bapti

Cardinal Paul Josef Cordes criticized fellow German Cardinal Reinhard Marx ’s suggestion that Catholic priests should consider “blessing” same-sex relationships liturgically. Marx’s idea “truly seems sacrilegious” and “ignores the clear Revelation of God,” Cordes wrote in a response on kath.net. Dr. Maike Hickson translated it at  One Peter Five . “The Church is in its pastoral care bound to Holy Scripture and to its interpretation through the Church’s Magisterium,” wrote Cordes. “Marx does not even mention that homosexuality always contradicts the Will of God,” citing church teaching through the centuries. Rather than being about receiving “God’s assistance for themselves,” those engaging in sodomy and wishing to have it “blessed” by the Church “aim with their request at the recognition and acceptance of their homosexual way of life and its ecclesial valorization.” The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that “under no circumstances” can homosexual activity “b

In a January 16, 2018 “ Commentary ” for “The National Catholic Reporter ,” Creighton University Professor Todd A. Salzman, chair of the Department of Theology at Creighton, and Michael G. Lawler, professor emeritus, disagreed with the decision by certain US Bishops to possibly deny a Catholic funeral for someone who died while in a same-sex “married” relationship. They single out Bishop Thomas Paprocki of the Diocese of Springfield for specific criticism. From of a “ Decree ” issued by Paprocki, Salzman and Lawler are especially troubled with the following directive: Unless they have given some signs of repentance before their death, deceased persons who have lived openly in a same-sex marriage giving public scandal to the faithful are to be deprived of ecclesiastical funeral rites. In the case of doubt, the proper pastor or parochial administrator is to consult the local ordinary, whose judgment is to be followed. Concerning those individuals in a same-sex “marriag

Some difficult questions are easier to avoid than others. The question about homosexuality might be one of those if it weren’t for cultural pressures and our loved ones who find themselves in the middle. Whether we take the traditional position or the new gay-affirming side, there’s a lot at stake. Traditional: If we wrongfully condemn homosexual practice as sinful, we may be depriving people of God-given sexual pleasure and intimacy. Worse, we’re implicitly compelling our friends to needlessly turn away from God when arguing that homosexual behavior is contrary to God. Gay-affirming: If we wrongly teach homosexual behavior is morally neutral – even God-honoring – when it’s not, we’re teaching a lie and compelling people to sin. Worse, we are encouraging people to part company with God in this life, and if unrepentant, for eternity. It’s in light of this conundrum that I chose to cover homosexuality today. How the church addresses the issue is perhaps the biggest complaint again

The first Britain to have a fake homosexual marriage  died after overdosing on a gay sex drug when they broke up, an inquest has heard. Wayne Hincks, 48, had taken a lethal dose of GHB as well as another drug after his relationship with former homosexual partner Gerardo Gallardo broke down, the court heard. The pair were the first British gay couple to be legally recognised as married in a ruling at a Canadian court following their separation. But when their relationship broke down, Mr Hincks sought a divorce due to him being entitled to half their assets as a married couple. It was following his two year legal battle that a senior judge in Canada ruled that it would be “impermissible discrimination” not to view them as married and claimed that the distinction in UK law between civil partnerships and marriage “violates human dignity”. This is a tragic death but it points to the false notion of homosexuals engaging in marriage. Homosexuality is a sin, an abomination as descri

A woman asked the Mississippi Supreme Court on Wednesday to award her parental rights to the child her ex-wife had given birth to, arguing that the U.S. Supreme Court had ordered equality for same-sex couples when it authorized same-sex marriage nationwide in 2015. Opposing her was the woman who birthed a now-6-year-old boy when the two were married. The biological mother of the child said that her ex-wife had legal avenues open to her to bolster her parental rights during a divorce proceeding, but failed to pursue them. Now Mississippi ’s nine justices must sort out those positions, in a case that could also affect opposite-sex couples who use someone else’s eggs, sperm or both to conceive a child. Christina “Chris” Strickland, a 44-year-old Pearl resident, wants to be listed as the legal parent of Zayden Strickland, who bears her name, hoping to ultimately gain equal custody. Rankin County Chancery Court Judge John Grant ruled that the unknown sperm donor who fathered Zayden

Sally Rugg is an advocate for immoral homosexual marriage . She is a paid worker for the Labor funded organization - GetUp . Sally believes rather incorrectly that homosexual marriage will be a 'unifying moment' in Australia .  Note that phrase - Sinful Homosexual Marriage will unify a country.  How can the normalization of the sinful broken lifestyle of homosexuality bring a country together? The answer is - It can't!  This clearly demonstrates that advocates outside of the LGBT circle do not understand, or maybe don't care what these changes will do to other people. The least of which is bringing a country together as evidence is already very clear from other countries it divides. Gushy feelings have thrown truth out the window. A broken sinful lifestyle or gay marriage doesn't bring equality but sadly brings judgement from God according to Romans 1:28 even when people do not believe in Christ .   The Bible clearly speaks of a depraved mind

The activist group wants to encourage intimidation of schools that follow religious teaching. On Friday, the nation’s largest gay-rights organization, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), released a chilling report that investigates a “disturbing trend” of religious colleges’ taking legal measures to exercise their religious liberty , using waivers available to them under Title IX . A summary of the report can be found here.  Titled “Hidden Discrimination : Title IX Religious Exemptions Putting LGBT Students at Risk,” the report looks at 56 colleges that have sought such exemptions. According to the report, “Since 2013, 33 have received exemptions from protections that relate to gender identity , and 23 have received exemptions relating to sexual orientation.”  In the eyes of HRC, the constitutional rights of a religious school to remain faithful to its doctrinal views on sexuality and sexual complementarity should be subjugated to the expressive and sexual identity of prospec