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Warning: This report contains explicit content not suitable for children TORONTO– Canada’s publicly funded broadcaster is using notoriously anti-Christian American homosexual activist Dan Savage as an expert on sex education. CBC gave Savage ten minutes on its flagship radio call-in program to extol the alleged benefits of the sex-ed curriculum former Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne rolled out in Ontario in 2015 despite the massive parental backlash. Unsurprisingly, Savage opined on Cross Country Checkup Sunday that Conservative Premier Doug Ford scrapping that sex-ed program by September was a “serious mistake” that puts children “in danger.” CBC described Savage as “podcaster and author have best known for his internationally syndicated sex and relationship advice column, Savage Love,” in an article promoting the show. Savage’s “biggest concerns include anti-gay bullying and the fact that queer students will not be acknowledged in sex-ed programs,” it reported...

A "gay journalists association" heavily  backed by Fox News  and other major media placed homosexual activist and X-rated, anti-Christian author  Dan Savage  in its "LGBT Journalists Hall of Fame" — despite Savage's record of vicious anti-conservative antics and statements, such as wishing Republicans dead. The National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (NJLGA) receives tens of thousands of dollars in grants from major media, lending legitimacy to its claim that it is merely a “professional association.” The media money poured in again this year at the group’s  annual convention  in Philadelphia that just concluded. But the NLGJA’s “spin” is belied by its obvious activism — whether it is  politicizing the English language  to accommodate the latest LGBTQ fad or celebrating a man who represents the very worst of in-your-face “gay” activism. In that profane world, Savage is in a league of his own, gaining notoriety thr...

Which two words best describe the reason LifeSiteNews.com exists? I could answer that a lot of ways – unborn babies, traditional marriage , Christian worldview – but I think I'll use these two words: Patricia Jannuzzi. If you haven't heard of Patricia Jannuzzi, she's the high school theology teacher at a Catholic school who is  being persecuted  for posting a message on Facebook upholding traditional marriage. In response to a story on her news feed about vile and vicious comments made by gay activist Dan Savage , Jannuzzi said the argument in favor of redefining marriage is “bologna.” That's it. That's the whole outrage. But ever since she said “bologna,” she's been put through the grinder. Unfortunately, one of the people who saw this message – on her private Facebook account – was the nephew of actress Susan Sarandon . She got her far-Left Hollywood friends to swoop down on the town and demand the school shut her up. But here's where the...

Patti Jannuzzi was suspended from her job teaching theology at a Catholic school because she posted comments (in response to Dan Savage 's attacks on Dr. Ben Carson ) saying the " gay agenda " is trying to "re-engineer Western civilization." She was immediately attacked by celebrities like Susan Sarandon ... and it appears that she may be soon fired. Related articles Susan Sarandon Defends Gay Nephew After His Catholic Teacher Posts Anti-Gay Facebook Rant IRONY: Look what Obama's "Anti-Bullying" czar just said to Dr. Ben Carson Susan Sarandon Plays Wingman For Her Gay Nephew Gay Writer Tries To Win Argument Against Ben Carson With Offer Of Oral Sex At NJ School, Chalk It up to Intolerance Ethics Quote of the Month: Dan Savage SNL's Weekend Update Relentlessly Roasts Ben Carson For Saying Being Gay Is A Choice (VIDEO) Ben Carson Knows NOTHING About Foreign Policy, But Don't Bother Him With the Details (Video)

I posted my initial thoughts on BSA’s decision to allow openly homosexual scouts. The feedback I received fell basically into two groups. One group was supportive of our decision not to continue in scouts. The other group said something along the lines of, “Would your church kick out people who struggle with homosexuality or same-sex attraction?” or “Since people in churches struggle with all types of sins, will you pull your family out of church too?” I appreciate the sentiment behind the questions, but I think there is a considerable misunderstanding of why our family (and many others) will not be part of BSA anymore. This is not a question of whether there are scouts who struggle with same-sex attraction. I’m sure there are now and have always been people in scouting who struggle in that way. The policy change by BSA says that being openly homosexual is not inconsistent with being “morally straight.” A number of people have pointed out that the BSA decision maintains that no scout,...

My daughter was catching up on her college homework. Chapter Ten in her psychology textbook is titled “Sex and Gender.” It covers topics such as gender differences, similarities, and stereotypes. The chapter wends its way from transgender issues to sexual harassment to the glass ceiling , the invisible but real boundary in the workplace beyond which women are not welcome. The book defines sexism as “differential treatment of an individual on the basis of his or her sex.” As the text points out, more than half of all women in the United States now work outside the home. They are breaking through the glass ceiling and garnering high-profile positions in private industry, government, and politics. There is one domain, however, in which women are increasingly discriminated against and excluded: families. Ironically, same-sex marriage laws do this in the name of equality. We open our hearts and minds and definition of marriage to include two men, and in doing so we close the door to a ...

During the height of the Cold War , the watchword was vigilance. Civil Defense was everyone's responsibility, and the key was to  remain vigilant . The specter of nuclear war haunted every facet of life. In schools and workplaces nationwide, drills were held to practice for the event everyone hoped would never happen. Sirens would go off, and children and businessmen alike would crawl under their desks and assume the posture they were told would protect them: duck and cover . It was a culture of vigilance, but also (troublingly) largely a culture of fear as well. Today, in America , marriage is under attack. The attacks seem to be coming from everywhere. There's definitely a need for the pro-marriage majority, especially people of faith, to remain vigilant . But emphatically this must  never  mean duck and cover. We can't cower under our desks and live in fear: we need to stand up, boldly, and rally together to face down the attacks. We mustn't be duck and coverers...