Crossing the Line: Fetal Cemeteries
College Democrats deface crosses intended for anti-abortion protest and get nailed. Not nice to vandalize someone else’s property, but in political activism, kind of de rigueur.
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Religious Right Abandons Pepsi Generation
Religious right boycotters have a new product to avoid along with Charmin toilet paper, Tide detergent, Pampers, Bounty paper towels, Duracell batteries, Mallomars (oh, the torture!), Oscar Mayer hot dogs, Nilla wafers, and Big Macs…
Read MoreI’m Rubber, You’re Glue: Conservatives Insist On Their Right To Hate Gays
Focus on the Family condemns “No Name Calling Week” in schools as a ploy by homosexuals to get people to accept them. How devious.
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Heteronormativity: A Discussion
Louis Ruprecht responds to a reader: is gay marriage really a religious issue? Maybe not. But that doesn’t make the issue any less tangled.
Read MoreWarren Continues “Aggressively Christian” Tradition
While calling for all Americans to unite and work together, Warren used his “aggressively Christian” prayer to perpetuate and deepen the religious divide in our country.
Read MoreGay by the Grace of God
The “ex-straight” movement catches on. But let’s try to remember, humor aside, that it’s a myth that anyone, either gay or straight, simply “chooses” to be that way.
Read MoreNew Study Shows Prop. 8 Success “Not Personal”
If you live in California and are a Republican, attend church at least once a week, hold socially conservative views, and are 65-years-old or older, you most likely voted “Yes” on Proposition 8…
Read More2008: A Good Year For Egyptian Women
In the land of Cleopatra and Hatshepsut women are beginning to make strides toward equal rights. Here’s hoping 2009 will be even better.
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RDEpistle: Open Letter to Sean Hannity
Bestsellers by the stars of conservative media were found amongst the belongings of the Knoxville killer. Here is a plea for sanity to the author of “Let Freedom Ring”…
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Left, Behind on Obama’s Warren Strategy
Expecting the not-yet-commander-in-chief to attend to each of my parochial concerns is a little, well, precious.
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