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The UN General Assembly is preparing the battlefield for the most important vote on the homosexual agenda it has ever faced. The African Group tabled a resolution last week challenging the legality of a narrow decision of the Human Rights Council in June to establish the first-ever UN bureaucratic post on LGBT issues. The 54 nation-strong Group said it was “disturbed” by the incessant focus on “sexual interests and behaviors” and asked that these notions not be linked to binding human rights law. “The African Group is strongly concerned by the attempts to introduce and impose new notions and concepts that are not internationally agreed upon,” Botswana’s ambassador said, presenting the position of the African Group last Friday. He asked for the “suspension” of the UN post until further consultations on the legal basis of the mandate take place. Delegations did not waste time in laying out their positions. Countries backing the homosexual agenda scrambled to counte...

The hometown of Kim Davis was mocked and abused by a nude LGBTQ pride party. Clearing portraying the reasons why Kim refused to sign homosexual marriage certificates.  Their were drag queens dressed to impersonate and embarrass the Rowan County clerk clearly mocking and abusing a peron who religious conscience would not permit homosexual sin to be recognized by the state.  The justice system abused her by placing her in jail because she simply stood on her religious beliefs. The liberals laughed and abused her for her Christian faith. The media abused and mocked her and now LGBTQ advocates are abusing the woman by mocking her with insults and lewd homosexual comments. This is typical LGBTQ version of LOVE and tolerance - but it is really called abuse.

In an article entitled “ Hoping for Love ” posted June 28 by Dr. Wesley Hill on his Spiritual Friendship site, Dr. Hill made a series of remarks that prompted me to post on my Facebook page : “Am I the only one for whom this post by Wesley Hill sets off alarm bells, particularly after yesterday’s disclosure of Julie Rodgers’ acceptance of ‘gay marriage’ as a valid alternative for ssa-Christians?” Rodgers, a self-identified “celibate gay Christian,” was one of the contributors to the Spiritual Friendship site (last contributing in Oct. 2014). Matt Kennedy produced a response to Hill’s article, “ Love Does Not Rejoice in Wrongdoing ,” which included a quotation of one of my comments on Hill’s article. Dr. William Witt (systematic theology), a colleague of Dr. Hill’s at Trinity School for Ministry, rushed to Dr. Hill’s defense, saying (among other things): “I was disappointed that Gagnon completely missed that the whole point of Wes’s article was about friendship. Gagnon’s criticis...

The new foreign secretary, Boris Johnson , has imposed his own immoral homosexual view onto the Brisitsh - by lifting a ban on UK embassies and high commissions flying the rainbow flag during gay pride events. In one of his first policy shifts since coming to office, Johnson overturned the decision of predecessor, Philip Hammond, who correctly insisted that only the Union flag, the EU’s blue-and-gold flag and the flags of the nations and overseas territories of the United Kingdom could be flown from Foreign Office buildings. The decision on whether and when to raise the gay pride banner will be for individual ambassadors and high commissioners, taking into  ACCOUNT local conditions. They should ignore this LGBT agenda. A Foreign Office spokesman saying that the rainbow flag could be flown to mark events such as the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) on 17 May as well as local pride celebrations. While still foreign secretary, Hammond last ...

English: State seal of North Carolina (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton ’s ban on state employee non-essential travel to North Carolina over the state’s bathroom privacy law prevents college baseball players from participating in two national championship tournaments there, the Minnesota State College and Universities system ( MnSCU ) has announced.  In a May 3 email to MnSCU trustees, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer Noelle Hawton announced: On April 2, Governor Dayton directed that all state employees cease all nonessential state business travel to North Carolina until further notice.  On May 2, the Minnesota State College and Universities presidents met and expressed their support for Governor Dayton.  The presidents have concluded that athletics-related travel is non-essential for purposes of this directive.  While we understand that some players may be disappointed, no sports team from any of our colleges or universitie...

It's a sorry state of affairs when a vocal minority starts to dictate to even members of that very minority what they can and cannot think. Sadly, that's exactly the place we have now reached in Australia around matters of gender and sexuality. The current discussion about the so-called 'safe schools' program has been laughable with advocates of the program showing a complete lack of 'tolerance' and full aggression to anyone who doesn't share their bizarre world view . It's a sorry state of affairs when a vocal minority starts to dictate to even members of that very minority what they can and cannot think. Sadly, that's exactly the place we have now reached in Australia around matters of gender and sexuality. The current discussion about the so-called 'safe schools' program has been laughable with advocates of the program showing a complete lack of 'tolerance' and full aggression to anyone who doesn't share their bizarre wo...

A Christian couple in rural Illinois vow they will never host same-sex “marriages” or civil unions at their bed and breakfast, despite having just been docked $80,000 in damages to a same-sex couple they turned away in 2011. Jim and Beth Walder were looking for a low-stress occupation when they opened the TimberCreek B&B in Paxton, Illinois in 2003. They never got their wish, having been flooded out three times since then and watched as half the trees on their pastoral property were torn down by a gale. But worse was to come. Hard on the heels of Illinois recognizing same-sex civil unions, a homosexual couple, Todd and Mark Wathen, inquired as to whether they would be hosting civil unions. “No,” responded Jim Walder. “We only do weddings.” At this point the Wathens had already been turned down by one B&B.   But Walder didn’t just turn them down, the couple later complained. He hurt their feelings when he emailed them that, “We will never host same-sex civil uni...