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This article clearly portrays the total lack of morals held by many in the homosexual community.  A woman has recalled the night a gay man grabbed her vagina in a nightclub and said his sexuality did not excuse the assault. Sydney journalist Shannon Power said a total stranger put his hand up her skirt in a club on the LGBT strip at Oxford Street in inner-Sydney. Ms Power said she was compelled to write about the experience for Star Observer after realising it was not an isolated incident, with men often using the defence: 'It's OK babe, I'm gay. ' But she has said it's no excuse. She had gone looking for a colleague at a Christmas party last year after he ran off sick in the gay club, when she ended up in a set of restrooms. 'In the restrooms were three guys, one was looking in the mirror, one was in the cubicle and the third upon my entrance started talking to me,' Ms Power wrote. 'I asked if he had seen my colleague – he had not – but then he ...

In a pithy tweet on Saturday, a prominent South African cardinal rebuked German Cardinal Reinhard Marx’s claim that the Church should “apologize” to homosexuals. “God help us! Next we'll have to apologise for teaching that adultery is a sin!   Political Correctness (PC) is today's major heresy!” Cardinal Wilfrid Fox Napier tweeted. Napier posted his tweet in response to African pro-life and pro-family activist Obianuju Ekeocha, the founder of Culture of Life Africa, who tweeted an Irish Times article about Marx’s comments. Marx, the Archbishop of Munich and Freising,   said that   up until “very recently” the Catholic Church had been “very negative about gay people,” and that “it was a scandal and terrible.” Marx suggested that the Church begin to look favorably on same-sex relationships, although not recognize them as marriages. “You cannot say that a relationship between a man and a man, and they are faithful, [that] that is nothing, that has no worth,” h...

In a situation reminiscent of last year's religious freedom fight in Indiana, and the more recent one last week in Georgia, powerful politicians and CEOs across America are teaming up with the LGBT lobby to pressure North Carolina to overturn its new law protecting privacy in restrooms and similar facilities. Inside the state, North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory has refused to back down on his signature of the measure, despite pressure from Democratic Attorney General Roy Cooper , who is running a campaign against McCrory. The Republican governor   signed the law last week   after a statewide outcry against a Charlotte ordinance requiring all businesses and public buildings to allow citizens identifying as transgender to use their preferred bathrooms, locker rooms, and similar facilities. The bill overrode the Charlotte ordinance, but included exemptions that allow public entities to make their own internal hiring policies, and allows transgendered individuals who ...

Penny Wong, Senator for South Australia, lesbian and promoter of Safer Schools Coalition and LGBT agenda. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Safer Schools by Paul Kelly The Australian  The Safe Schools Coalition agenda taken up by about 500 schools in this country to promote understanding of gender and sexual diversity is a brilliant insight into the ideological campaigns now transforming cultural values in Australia through capture of institutions. This is a highly political exercise. The progressive political class is aggressive in its promotion and defence of this agenda, moralistic about the program’s intrinsic value and, perhaps most remarkably, contemp­tuous in dismissing the critics of this program — parents and politicians — by branding them as homophobic and extremists. The Turnbull government’s   lightning-fast review of the program   was delivered to Education Minister Simon Birmingham ’s department yesterday. It will be assessed over the weekend. Dependin...

I am a Christian kid and I wrote this reflection when I was in grade 10 a couple years ago. With everything that is going on,  I have to speak up . But first, here is what  Buzzfeed  has to say about the new “ Gender Policy ” that has been released in Alberta : The end goal of all this? To make sure everyone feels safe, welcome, and valued at school.” Let me get this through your head:   I DO NOT FEEL SAFE. This idea that Gay Straight Alliances make a safe space for everyone, is false.  Here is what YOU need to know about this movement, because it’s fruits have made even Catholic schools a petrifying and socially isolating place for me – and many others like me who are to petrified to speak up. Some Key Points: a) I am shamed by others because I uphold that it is a biological reality that a male and a female can have a baby together, and that because of that,  not all “marriages” are equal . They teach this in biology class, but if...

Am people born  gay ? Doesn't this mean God made them gay? Does a holy God make people be born sinful ? No adequate scientific evidence exists that suggests an individual can be "born" with a same-sex sexual orientation. Nevertheless, the testimony of those struggling with same-sex attraction reveals that that attraction and sense of sexual interest can come very early. Indeed, it can come so early that many people cannot pinpoint how early such an interest appeared. Christians should not run from this question.  Biblical theology reminds us that the consequences of the fall are so comprehensive that we should expect sin to impact everything from our self-centeredness to molecular structure.  If a biological cause or genetic link explaining same-sex attraction is ever discovered, Christians should be among the least surprised. Such a finding would certainly inform our pastoral understanding and approach to persons with a same- sex orientation because we re...

FINDINGS AND IMPLICATIONS “Our first question benchmarks the question from Sexton 2011 and finds the same high level of support for the fundamental rights of the child: 76% of Australians agree that “where possible, as a society, we should try to ensure that children are raised by their own mother and father”. “We get the same figure, 76%, in response to our question about marriage as a compound right: whether people agree “that the right to marry includes the right to found a family”. “Significantly, that means a quarter of Australians (24%) do not understand that the right to marry includes the right to found a family, as defined in theUniversal Declaration of Human Rights Article 16. That means they do not understand that laws for homosexual marriage include the right for two men to create a family by surrogacy or adoption – with the consequence that any state laws which presently prohibit same-sex adoption or surrogacy will be overturned. “If every fourth Australian fails to under...