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LisaNow: Tea Party Member, Alan Caruba, his perspective on ... : "In his Saturday, June 25, 2001 blog post at Warning Signs blog, Alan Caruba made the following statement. By most indications it is a nati..."

In his Saturday, June 25, 2001 blog post at Warning Signs  blog, Alan Caruba made the following statement. By most indications it is a nation in its death throes. Its original values and virtues are being jettisoned and that is always a sign of internal rot. The passage of a law legalizing gay, same-sex marriage in New York State is just one example. It becomes the sixth State to do so.   Families are regarded as the keystone to a healthy society. When they begin to disintegrate or are redefined as same-sex, most observers conclude that a range of social problems will ensue.   The Census Bureau recently announced tha t  married couples no longer head a majority of families  in the United States. They now represent only 48% of households, based on data from the 2010 census. It is the first time this has ever occurred. Mr. Caruba is not the first to use such alarmist language to declare the end of American society, thanks to its degeneration and slide i...

http://www.edmontonjournal.com/opinion/Gays+also+share+Christian+beliefs/5015311/story.html Re: "Not all Christians share same beliefs,"  by Ken Albinger, Letters, June 24. Principal Ken Albinger has stated with eloquence and kindness the position of the King of Kings Lutheran Christian school in his response to the Edmonton public school board's decision to formulate a policy to address lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) issues. Our society is founded on Judeo-Christian principles. Our society is not based on the literal words of the Bible, but on the principles. We do not live only on the foundation or in the basement of a home, but rather, we build upwards toward a brighter level. Some people consider the Bible a hunting license as they proof-text to justify their fears and hide their ignorance while persecuting others. Some embrace the Bible as if it were an immunity idol on a reality television show. Ironically, idolatry is a gra...

Let's hope these are the news we have been waiting for. Could it be that David Bahati's hand has finally been forced to drop his controversial bill? Uganda's 8th Parliament has about one month of life left before its session ends and the 9th Parliament begins its mandate. In the past, David Bahati has stated that he is determined to see these laws passes to "protect Ugandan children from being recruited into the homosexual lifestyle. The Monitor's Sheila Naturinda reported the following: Wednesday, April 13 2011 at 00:00 A Cabinet sub-committee formed to study the Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2010 and report back to Cabinet, yesterday added a spin into the Bill and called for its withdrawal. In a closed-door meeting with Mr David Bahati, the mover of the Bill, the sub-committee said some of the penalties proposed in the Bill could be catered for by the Penal Code Act and the yet-to-come Sexual Offences Bill. Sources, who attended the meeting, said the sub-comm...

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This is what the anti-gay forces in Uganda want you to believe, that 'minority groups' are recruiting students to be gay by paying them 800,000 Ugandan Shillings ($340). Here is how a tabloid in Uganda reported it on April 6, 2011: Makerere students paid Shs800,000 to join homos Published on April 6, 2011 by  The Razor Newspaper     It may sound bizarre, but Makerere University students are being lured into homosexuality by minority groups. Parliament heard yesterday that they are being paid an attractive monthly allowance of Shs800,000. Derrick Waiswa, a student leader at Makekere University, yesterday petitioned Legal and Parliamentary Affairs committee chairman Stephen Tashobya in his office at Parliament demanding that the House expedite debating the Homosexuality Bill 2009 so that it is passed into law to save the situation. “Mr Chairman, I am a concerned Ugandan citizen because I know that, in the near future, I will become a parent and I am worried that m...

I would have given the person credit. Honest. Beautiful Quotes If you are right then there is no need to get angry And if you are wrong then you don't have any right to get angry. Patience with family is love, Patience with others is respect, Patience with self is confidence, and Patience with GOD is faith. Never Think Hard about the PAST, It brings Tears... Don't Think more about FUTURE, It brings Fears... Live this Moment with a Smile, It brings Cheers! Every test in our life makes us bitter or better, Every problem comes to us either makes us or breaks us, Choice is ours whether we become victim or victorious! Search a beautiful heart not a beautiful face. Beautiful things are not always good but good things are always beautiful.

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From: Lisa Salazar Date: March 23, 2011 10:53:00 AM PDT To: cbaryomunsi@parliament.go.ug Cc: eldombo@parliament.go.ug, gbtubwita@parliament.go.ug, j.l.elford@gmail.com, member@parliament.go.ug, ssempam@gmail.com, members@parliament.go.ug, iekwau@parliament.go.ug Subject: Your Premise that gay behavior is learned is ludicrous Dr. Chris Baryomunsi, M.D Perhaps you should read what Exodus International, one of David Bahati's and Stephen Buturo's sources of inspiration, has to say. “In no way shape or form is our message about trying to cure or do we try to promote that type of methodology or message” Jeff Buchanan, Exodus International’s Senior Director of Church Equipping & Student Ministries, to The Christian Post. Dr. Jallen Rix, co-facilitator ofBeyond Ex-Gay and author of the book Ex-Gay No Way: Survival and Recovery from Religious Abuse has this to say: “Cured,” “healed,” “changed,” “heterosexually challenged,” — There’s no end to the lingo ex-gay leaders...

What many Christians seem to forget   When Christians pour their judgment on homosexual men and women, they do nothing less than make a mockery of their own savior, Jesus Christ. The grace they are willing to accept as followers of Christ is suddenly not good enough to extend to those they find offensive. It's a double standard, based not in biblical truth but in fear and the desire for control. To understand this, we must understand what Christians believe, and how their beliefs are being subverted from living in love to the canonizing of condemnation... CLICK RED TEXT FOR MORE