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COMMENTARY: The church's role in, and against, homophobia across Africa Religion News Service (RNS) In the last month, many Westerners watched in horror as Uganda, and then Nigeria, enacted laws that are brutally repressive to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. The fate of a bill passed by the Ugandan parliament remains uncertain ... |
Making Homophobia History Huffington Post The connections between the rise of the virulent anti-gay agenda in Africa and the funding, influence and partnership of the American Religious Right has been extensively documented. The recent film "God Loves Uganda" is a notable example -- connecting ... USA/Africa - Exporting Homophobia HoB President Accuses Africans of "Homophobia" & "Repression" of Gays.Is it true |
TMZ.com | Gloria Gaynor -- I'm NOT Homophobic ... Just Really Religious TMZ.com Gloria Gaynor requested no shirtless men be in her line of sight during her performance at a gay bar Thursday night ... but not because she's homophobic -- her people say the singer is just deeply religious. The "I Will Survive" singer took a trip to ... 'Deeply Religious' Gloria Gaynor Has Go-Go Boys Removed At WeHo Appearance |
Image: http://www.amerika.org/wp-content/uploads/julie_gayet-600x399.jpg The liberal sabotage of the family by: Brett Stevens The liberal idea is of reward before performance. The individual is declared equal and thus deserving of reward for being an individual . Naturally this produces...
Deseret News | Oregon will oversee settlement process between Christian bakers, lesbian couple Deseret News Since refusing to bake a wedding cake for a lesbian couple, protests by gay activists outside their Gresham, Ore., bakery forced Aaron and Melissa Klein to move the business into their home while the Christian couple awaited a ruling by state labor ... |
UrbanFaith | Homophobia In Christian Africa: How The Church Affects LGBT Repression Huffington Post The Anglican primates of Uganda and Nigeria enthusiastically support anti-gay legislation in their countries. I, like them, am a member of the Anglican Communion, a worldwide body of more than 80 million Christians. I am troubled and saddened that ... Leading Episcopalian speaks out on Ugandan, Nigerian anti-gay legislation |
Christian Post | Gay Couple Featured on Disney Channel's 'Good Luck Charlie'; Lesbian Moms ... Christian Post Ross Murray, director of news for GLAAD, told The Christian Post last summer that the organization "didn't create or promote the storyline for the show we are thankful that Disney wishes to include all families in their programming." Conservative ... |
by Hilary White MOSCOW, January 28, 2014 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The Russian government has outflanked opponents from the homosexualist lobby furious over the prohibition on promoting the “gay lifestyle” by proposing to expand the law to include promotion to children of any sexual activity outside natural…
by Ben Johnson INDIANAPOLIS, January 28, 2014 (LifeSiteNews.com) – In a startling rebuke to those who say gay “marriage” is inevitable, the Indiana House of Representatives has approved a constitutional amendment protecting marriage as the union of one man and one woman. Representatives passed House…
by Kirsten Andersen LOS ANGELES, January 27, 2014 (LifeSiteNews.com) – It’s been called the “Gay Equality Anthem” by homosexual activists: Macklemore’s rap hit “Same Love,” written to support the legalization of gay ‘marriage’ in Washington state in 2012, reached…
BBC News | Nigerian Anti-Gay Law Welcomed By Some Christian And Muslim Religious ... Huffington Post Across Africa, homosexuality is often viewed as a violation of cultural and religious values. Gay sex is outlawed in 38 African countries, according to the International Lesbian, Gay, Trans and Intersex Association. In 13 African countries ... Nigeria's religious leaders welcome controversial anti-gay law Nigeria Islamic court tries gay suspects in Bauchi Anti-Gay Law Takes Effect in Africa's Most Populous Country |
TB Joshua Turns Gay Man Straight Peace FM Online In the wake of Nigeria's anti-gay bill signed into law by President Goodluck Jonathan, the nation's popular televangelist, T.B. Joshua addressed the issue of homosexuality during a live broadcast of his Sunday Service on his own television network ... |
Priests, activists welcome McAleese's criticism of Church stance on gay people Irish Times In an interview published in the Glasgow-based Herald newspaper yesterday Mrs McAleese said the Catholic Church has been in denial over homosexuality for decades, particularly since many priests are gay. Former president Mary McAleese has said “a ... |
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