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Category Archives: Mixing religion and politics
A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Donald Trump and Transgender Student Segregation
An heiress and a ghost had it right. Since the egomaniac and reality star Donald Trump announced his “long shot” candidacy for President, we have been “treated” to constant absurdities, deceptions, upheavals, dramas, skullduggeries and melodramas that have thrown public … Continue reading
The SCOTUS Same Sex Marriage Case Plaintiffs Sound Off on the Mormon Church and Call for a Boycott
A few weeks ago, I wrote a letter to the Mormon Church over its new change of policy. That policy not only compared the act of a loving commitment in a same sex marriage to the sin of murder, it … Continue reading
What a Transphobic Texas Teacher Needs to Learn from an Amazing Transgender Five-Year Old
In Texas, the latest punch in the “religious freedom” strategy has been thrown. Previously, the anti-gay movement enlisted cake bakers, florists and a hapless county clerk, Kim Davis (you’ve heard of her, right?). The latest to step up to the … Continue reading
A Gay Dad’s Note to the Pope: You Snubbed Us for Kim Davis? Really?
Last week, I invited the pope to join my family for dinner. It was largely a symbolic gesture, although, I had a house cleaning action plan and menu picked out should he have accepted. It was not that I wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Marriage equality, Mixing religion and politics, Prejudice, Religion
Tagged human-rights, LGBT families, Pope visit
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on How Mike Huckabee is Choking on a Mixed Bag of Chips
While this note is a “thank you” letter, I actually mean it to be a letter of request. Eat your own chips. More specifically, please take your own campaign slogan to heart. You encourage the eaters of your limited run colored chips to be BOLD. Please, Doritos, be bold yourself. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Hatred, Mixing religion and politics, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged Doritos boldness
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Clerk Kim Davis and the Pseudo Christian Martyrs
As Kim Davis strives for religious martyrdom, she appears to be less saint and more George Wallace, bringing to mind one of the most shameful moments of the civil rights movements in the sixties. Continue reading
A Gay Dad Sounds Off on the Terror Threatening to Be Unleashed on California Families
It is time to take the lunatics seriously. I envision it will go something like this: I am exiting a restaurant with my two vibrant and happy 12-year old sons in tow. A pleasantly dressed young man stops us. “Would … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Family, Hatred, Living, Mixing religion and politics, Politics, Prejudice, Religion, US Politics
Tagged California elections, Family Research Counsel, hate, initiative process, Kamala Harris, Matthew McLaughlin, nazi behavior, persecution, Scott Lively, Sodomite Suppression, terrorizing gay families
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How a Sheltered Housewife Transformed Into the Foremost In-Your-Face Challenger of Homophobia in Christian Churches Today
My first interaction with Kathy Baldock, the founder and director of Canyon Walker Connections, was in 2012. She had shared information on line about the newly formed Restored Hope Network and its new leader, Robert Gagnon. I had just completed some advocacy … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Civil Rights, Clobber Passages, Gay Christians, Hatred, Mixing religion and politics, Prejudice, Religion
Tagged American evangelicals, bridgeless canyon, christianity and homosexuality, gay christians, hatred and the bible, homophobic pastors, Kathy Baldock, lgbt joan of arc, Steven Anderson
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