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A Christian philosophy professor and award-winning lecturer at a post-secondary institution has been suspended for remarks he made on social media about homosexuality. Jean Laberge, a philosophy teacher at the Cégep du Vieux-Montréal since 1994, has been placed on leave pending sanctions by college administration.  Laberge posted a note on Facebook on January 17 where he said that he had “aversion” and “distaste” for homosexuals, reported  Radio-Canada . He spoke of “fear” and his lack of comprehension for homosexuality while also saying he “respected” the condition. This note no longer appears on Laberge’s  Facebook page.   The teacher was suspended on January 30 for what the cégep’s spokeswoman Guylaine Fortin is now calling “an extended period.”  A cégep, unique to the educational system of the Canadian province of Quebec , is a post-secondary, pre-university college. Typically its teenage students attend for three years if they do not plan on going on to university

The U.S. Air Force has suspended from command a soon-to-have-been general because he didn’t sign a document endorsing same-sex “marriage.” Colonel Leland B.H. Bohannon,  commander  of the Air Force Inspection Agency at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico , is a highly decorated officer who served his country for more than two decades. He flew combat missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, and throughout his stellar career received the highest performance reviews from superiors. Among the devout Christian’s many commendation medals are the Bronze Star, the Defense Meritorious Service Medal , and the Air Medal .   But just before being promoted to Brigadier General , he was stripped of his command and his elevation was cancelled because he had someone else sign a thank you note. U.S. Air Force Colonel Leland B.H. Bohannon “His career is likely over,”  First Liberty Institute’s  Michael Berry told  Todd Starnes .   RELATED:  Lesbian with ‘wife’ and two kids selected to lead