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' Gay marriage isn't about love': Former Labor leader Mark Latham says ' Yes ' same-sex marriage campaign is about mind control and claims it threatens democracy. Media commentator Mark Latham says gay marriage is mind control not love. Ex-Labor leader made comments ahead of Sydney launch of 'Outsiders' book. He described the tactics of 'Yes' campaign as a threat to Australian democracy. Former Labor leader Mark Latham has likened gay marriage to mind control as 'No' campaigners are barred from speaking at venues they had paid for. The media commentator and author said the 'Yes' campaign's tactics were a threat to democracy itself after same-sex marriage opponents were shut out of two venues in Hobart. 'It's about control of what people can say, what people can think, what people can believe in and even where people can speak,' he told Daily Mail Australia on Thursday ahead of the Sydney launch for his new

And how can we answer questions people have – especially from those who don’t believe in God?   What are the consequences for everyone if we don’t speak and the definition of marriage is changed? here are some Q&A to help you understand. “Don’t LGBTI couples deserve equality?”  Every man and woman in Australia needs to know they’re equally valuable to God. This applies to LGBTI people just as it does for everyone else. So Christians are against any law that unfairly discriminates against an LGBTI person. We actively supported the Same-Sex Relationships reforms in 2008 because it provided equal treatment, such as with laws to do with superannuation. Minister Tanya Plibersek said at the time, “We removed every piece of legal discrimination against gay men, lesbians and same-sex couples on the statute books”.1 It was the right thing to do for individuals. Today the debate isn’t really about discrimination – as Minister Plibersek says, the discrimination had been removed. It’

Homosexual spouses may not be entitled to government-subsidized workplace benefits, the Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday in a unanimous decision that was quickly condemned by immoral homosexual groups. The court overturned a lower court's decision that favored homosexual marriage benefits, ordering the issue back to trial. Those concerned for the country hope the case will help them ultimately destroy away the false and unbalanced U.S. Supreme Court's ruling legalizing immoral homosexual marriage. Homosexual groups ranted and raved about the ruling as an "absurd distortion" of the illegitimate law regarding homosexual marriage. But homosexual groups keep pushing their illogical one liners - Marriage is marriage and equal is equal - but not according to biology, commonsense and history. Friday's decision was a major reversal for the all-Republican Texas high court, which previously refused to even consider the benefits case after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled t

God ’s Word forbids desires that are sinful as well as deeds that are sinful. If the Bible prohibits a certain behavior, the longing for or the inclination toward performing such behavior is sinful as well. We are not contending that sins of inclination are the same (or as sinful) as the expression of that inclination into deeds, or homosexual acts. We are, however, asserting the biblical truth that both the desire for that which is sinful and the sinful acts themselves are morally unacceptable.  By recognizing a distinction between desire and deed, we have said nothing about the moral acceptability of either. Only God can determine the morality of any particular desire or action. Since God has declared homosexuality to be sinful, it necessarily follows that the desire or the inclination toward homosexuality is sinful as well. To use another example, as God has declared adultery to be contrary to His holiness, even the lusting after or the longing for adultery is forbidden ( Matt

With a new  publication , UNESCO has joined the list of UN agencies advocating for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender lies and agenda. The report advocates inserting LGBT materials into public school curriculum worldwide by means of a UN General Assembly mandate aimed against bullying. Last May, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) launched “ Out in the Open ,” a first-ever survey on “Education sector responses to violence based on sexual orientation and gender identity/expression.” Generously supported by the government of the Netherlands , the report claims that “LGBT students” report a higher prevalence of violence at school than their non-LGBT peers. In particular, the authors argue that “students who are perceived not to conform to prevailing sexual and gender norms, including those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT), are more vulnerable.” The study uses controversial data provided by LGBT advoca