Tips-Q bills itself as “GLBT News & Commentary – Neither Lifestyle Nor Agenda”. It’s interesting (sometimes even amusing) to surf the site for a perspective of their views and attitudes. (Be sure to look in the Talking Points drop-down menu at their Fundie to English Dictionary.)
at the end of March. I will be speaking at Houston Baptist University. My topic will be “What happened to the culture of marriage in the West?”
The talk is open to the public. Tell your friends in the Houston area.
I’m excited: the Ruth Institute team is busily putting up videos on our new Ruth Institute You Tube channel! Check it out! There are clips from our same sex marriage affects everyone series, as well as from my Fox News program last week.
Here is what I got to do while I was stuck due to the snow storm in NYC last week. I got to be a guest on the Fox New web TV program, God Talk. In this short clip, I explain the mission of the Ruth Institute.
How an event about building character in children became headline advocacy for gays.
A headline squawking “Lesbian parents better at raising children” flew around the English-speaking world last week, having been released by The Times of London. No doubt this thrilled the gay lobby, while alarming traditionalists of all parties. But the real story here is not about lesbians. The real story is the media’s severe case of Gay Infatuation Syndrome: anything that makes gays look good is newsworthy. This seriously misleading headline should caution readers to make a habit of looking behind the headlines. There may be, as in this case, nothing there. Read more…
Irony is a funny thing . . . and sometimes irony is unavoidable. For Progressives who seek to deny the realities of low nature rather than taking them into account on the journey toward a more natural (in the higher sense) and just world, the irony often is that they end up embracing the low tyranny of nature’s grip on man. They think they are overcoming nature by denying it when, in fact, they only reaffirm their powerlessness in the face of it. They decry the “Cretan-like” and “backward” thinking of conservatives when, in fact, it is their way of thinking that points backward . . . way backward.
Jennifer Roback Morse helps to illustrate this phenomenon by taking to task a “story” that ripped through international headlines last week as it claimed to demonstrate that lesbian couples make better parents than heterosexual couples. As Roback Morse argues, the “story” amounted to a single (and fuzzy) quote from a lone conference participant at a meeting of the British think tank Demos during which they were discussing this report (a report which, by the way, does not at any point address the question of the relative merits of lesbian parents). Read more…
ME Vote No Left Turns: We cannot make equality include things not encompassed within the natural meaning of equality.
http://bit.ly/3nbDeF8 months ago
ME is close to the margin of victory in CA. Prop 8 won with 52%, the % by which Obama was annointed. Prop 8 however, was considered close. 8 months ago
views and attitudes. (Be sure to look in the Talking Points drop-down menu at their Fundie to English Dictionary.)
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