By Todd Starnes Published August 11, 2015 It wasn’t so much a choice as it was a demand. Chaplain David Wells was told he could either sign a state-mandated document promising to never tell inmates that homosexuality is “sinful” or else the Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice would revoke his credentials. “We could not sign that paper,” Chaplain Wells told me…
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Exclusive: Michael Brown notes their angst usually stems from tiffs with one another August 19, 2015 by Michael Brown In the late 1980s, gay activists laid out one of their major strategies for changing public opinion about homosexuality, calling for the “conversion of the average American’s emotions, mind, and will, through a planned psychological attack, in the form of propaganda fed to…
‘One of the most vile, filthy, blatant violations of the Constitution’ Aug 3, 2015 By Bob Unruh image: http://www.wnd.com/files/2014/10/Annise_Parker.jpg Houston Mayor Annise Parker The openly lesbian mayor of Houston who created a national furor by allowing subpoenas to be issued by the city for the sermons of several area Christian pastors has been named defendant in a lawsuit by some of those…
‘This is not about whether plaintiffs can obtain Kentucky marriage license’ Aug 3, 2015 By Bob Unruh Homosexuals who are behind a lawsuit against a Christian county employee in Kentucky for declining to issue marriage licenses for same-sex duos are trying to lash out with “irreversible and substantial harm” to her, according to a court filing in one of the first cases…