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Tag Archives: gay
An Open Letter to My Heterosexual Family and Friends on National Coming Out Day
Today is National Coming Out Day. I know this does not mean a lot to most of you, nor should it. You have been able to take for granted that you could be who you are, and you have been … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Gay Christians, News, Politics, Prejudice
Tagged equality, gay, heterosexual coming out, homosexual, national coming out day
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Hysterical Clerics about Same Sex Marriage
I should not be surprised. The Catholic Church has, in the past, defined gay people as “intrinsically disordered” and parents like myself as “doing violence” to our children for providing them love and a home. So why does Seattle archbishop … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Gay Christians, Marriage equality, Politics, Prejudice, Religion, Uncategorized, US Politics
Tagged gay, J. Peter Sartain, same sex marriage, Washington
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Celebrating My Allies
LGBT people are in the minority. We always will be. Our allies are the only reason we make progress, they are our life blood. What we are given, we deserve… make no mistake about it. But I am grateful for those who step up to do the right thing when they could as easily step over us and keep on going. This poem is for the special ones in my life…and the special ones in yours.
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Living, Politics, US Politics
Tagged allies, gay, gay bashing, self awareness
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Linda Harvey’s Propaganda Pamphlet for Kids
“No, no, no…. Not on my watch…” That was my response when I saw that Linda Harvey, with her band of flying monkeys known as Mission America, was sweeping down from her broomstick to playgrounds near you, distributing her anti-gay … Continue reading
Ten Reasons Why Born Again Christians Should Be Fighting FOR Gay Marriage
Posted in Bible, Civil Rights, Family, Living, News, Politics, Prejudice, Religion, US Politics
Tagged born again christians, gay, gay an religious, gay marriage, Marriage equality, same
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Ten Reasons Why Born Again Christians Should Be Fighting For Gay Marriage
Part one: reasons ten through six…the lifestyle benefits In raising my kids, I have to apply certain moral principles—rules to live by. Most of those derive from my own sense of right and wrong, and the foundation I have. The … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Civil Rights, Family, Living, Politics, Religion, US Politics
Tagged born again christian, gay, gay marriage, Marriage equality, same sex marriage
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They Walk Among Us
Homosexuality crosses all barriers. Gay and lesbian people are found in all religions, all countries, all skin colors and nationalities. It is part of all people, all cultures. I listened to a bit of a sermon by a preacher whose … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Living, Politics, Prejudice, Religion, US Politics
Tagged coming out, gay, homosexuality
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