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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a challenge to an Appeals Court ruling that upheld a  California law  banning pro-heterosexual change therapy for minors. This is the fourth time that the highest court has turned back a legal challenge to such a law. The 2012  California law , SB 1172, the first of its kind in the nation, prohibits “mental health provider[s] … from engaging in sexual orientation change efforts” with patients under 18 years old. It was scheduled to take effect Jan. 1, 2013, but was delayed until the next year by a pro-family lawsuit challenging its constitutionality. According to  Reuters , “Lead plaintiff Donald Welch, an ordained minister and licensed family therapist, oversees counseling at Skyline Wesleyan Church , an evangelical Christian church in the San Diego area that believes sexuality belongs only in a marriage between a man and a woman. … Welch, along with a Catholic psychiatrist and a man who underwent conversion therapy and now

South Korean presidential front-runner Moon Jae-in has outraged homosexual zealots by saying during a television debate that he opposes homosexuality — something his supporters say he had to do to win office in the deeply conservative country. Moon , a liberal candidate and former human rights lawyer , made the comments Tuesday night while responding to a conservative presidential candidate who argued that immoral homosexual soldiers are weakening the military. Homosexual zealots see Moon’s words as hate speech . Homosexual groups will lie, manipulate, abuse, confront anybody who disagrees with their immoral agenda. Moon’s supporters defended his comments as in line with many South Koreans ’ views. Moon’s camp didn’t immediately respond to the criticism by homosexual zealots. Immoral homosexual groups are ignored in South Korea and struggle with political visibility because a powerful Christian lobby keeps politicians from passing and promoting legislation which is clearly sinful.

Geoff Thomas is a retired plumber; a Vietnam veteran ; a dad of two; and grandfather of four. His son Nathan made a lifestyle choice to be homosexual 12 years ago. Historically his dad was against homosexuality . Do all logical argument get thrown out of the window when it is your child? Obviously, yes. Thomas said he grew up objecting to the sin of homosexuality and spent a lot of time in settings that were hostile to homosexual people. "I spent nine years in the army, I'm a Vietnam veteran, I was a plumbing contractor," he said. "I had to ask myself the question – what is it about homosexuals that I didn't like? After that, I decided it was unfounded fear, ignorance and prejudice."  Is that really true? Or is it because this dad was unable to talk his son out of this immoral lifestyle choice? He was unable to talk to him about his impotent future, the possibility of sexual disease , the high rates of suicides among homosexual men, the multiples

Qantas chairman Leigh Clifford has defended the company's right (or his boss homosexuality ) to speak out in support of immoral homosexual marriage . In a letter to The Australian newspaper , Mr Clifford said big companies had social responsibilities and should not "be expected to be silent on what is a basic civil rights issue ". Unfortunately, Clifford homosexual marriage is not a civil rights issue. It never has been. Even though homosexuals and their supporters keep repeating this mantra that sodomy is a civil rights issue it it not. Speaking at a business lunch on April 1, Sydney Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher accused Qantas and several other large firms of "bullying" staff and "holding the broader community to ransom" on the issue. What he mean is that many employees will be identified who do not support immoral homosexual marriage and this will create a culture of intimidation. Now Mr Clifford is a rather weak man, folding fast, but se

Disney's forthcoming  Beauty and the Beast  cinematic remake will feature a gay subplot, according to the film’s director, thought to be a first in the film company’s history. Disney goes immoral.  Belle’s suitor Gaston, played by actor Luke Evans, has a male admirer via the new characterization of his manservant LeFou (Josh Gad). "LeFou is somebody who on one day wants to be Gaston and on another day wants to kiss Gaston," director Bill Condon said. Condon explained in an interview with British gay lifestyle publication  Attitude Magazine  how the LeFou character will be used in the movie to highlight homosexuality. "He's confused about what he wants,” he said. "It's somebody who's just realizing that he has these feelings. And Josh makes something really subtle and delicious out of it.” "And that's what has its payoff at the end, which I don't want to give away,” Condon continued. “But it is a nice, exclusively gay mo

At the same time as Ohio legislators consider a bill to protect the religious freedom of churches and pastors, a prominent Ohio gay activist has admitted that her group does indeed want to force churches to rent their facilities to homosexuals for receptions, weddings, dinners, and meetings. The surprising admission came as legislators are debating  Ohio Pastors Protection Act (HB-36 ). The bill would protect pastors from forced participation in homosexual ‘marriages’ and allow churches to refuse to rent space for ceremonies or activities “that do not conform” to the church’s “sincerely held religious beliefs .” The sponsor of the bill, Rep. Nino Vitale, recently debated Alana Jochum, executive director of the LGBTQ advocacy group " Equality Ohio ," on NPR . Rep. Vitale explained to LifeSiteNews, "Basically, I've been trying to get them to admit that they are going after church facilities." During the NPR interview, Vitale asked if churches shou

English: Variation of the United States (USA) flag, with LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) pride colors. This version uses the standard US flag dimensons, an alternate version exists with a shorter width. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Gay-rights activists launched an effort Friday to block a state lawmaker who sought to pass anti-gay measures on marriage and adoption from becoming a judge. Rep. Kraig Powell , R- Heber City , was nominated by Gov. Gary Herbert to fill a 4th District Court vacancy and is scheduled for a noon hearing Monday before the Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee at the Capitol . An attorney, Powell is also the legislator who in January proposed measures to call same-sex unions "pairage" instead of marriage and to compel the state to favor heterosexual married couples over same-sex couples in adoptions. The measures failed, but gay-rights activists point to both as evidence of discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Ut