Bishop Robinson’s Prayers
Posted by Tom McFeely
Monday, January 19, 2009 11:26 AM
At Barack Obama’s invitation, homosexual Episcopalian Bishop Gene Robinson offered prayers yesterday for the president-elect at an inaugural kick-off event at the Lincoln Memorial.
Here’s part of what Robinson prayed for, in an invocation directed to the “God of our many understandings”:
“Bless this nation with anger — anger at discrimination, at home and abroad, against refugees... READ MORE
Filed under bishop gene robinson, homosexuality, marriage, sexuality
Rick Warren and Free Speech
Posted by Tom McFeely
Friday, December 19, 2008 12:50 PM
Homosexual protesters demonstrate last month at Rick Warren's Saddleback Churchin Lake Forest, Calif. (Zuma)
Kathryn Kolbert claims it’s a “big lie” to argue that legal recognition of homosexual “marriage” could compromise the rights of religious leaders to speak out against homosexuality.
Evangelical pastor Rick Warren has made that argument.
So according to Kolbert, president of People for the American Way, that’s a major reason why President-elect Barack Obama should revoke his invitation... READ MORE
Filed under homosexuality, people for the american way, rick warren
Obama’s Pro-Life Invocation?
Posted by Tom McFeely
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 6:44 PM
The Democratic Party’s powerful abortion and homosexual lobbies are incensed over a symbolic hint that President-elect Barack Obama may be tolerant of opposing views on these issues.
Controversy has erupted over Obama’s selection of evangelical pastor Rick Warren, author of the bestselling book “The Purpose-Driven Life,” to deliver the invocation at the presidential inauguration next... READ MORE
Filed under abortion, barack obama, homosexuality, ray lahood, rick warren
What Makes Obama ‘Proud’
Posted by Tom McFeely
Friday, December 12, 2008 10:15 AM
President-elect Barack Obama says he is “proud” to have invited a homosexual marching band to perform in his inaugural parade.
The Lesbian and Gay Band Association, N.Y., is among the 70 marching bands and other groups that have accepted invitations to participate in the parade, as of Dec. 11.
“This is the first time that an LGBT group will be represented in a Presidential Inaugural... READ MORE
Filed under barack obama, homosexuality, inauguration
Prince: No Same-Sex ‘Marriage’
Posted by Tom McFeely
Tuesday, November 18, 2008 5:23 PM
Prince: Marry like it's 1999. (Zuma)
Many of the leading lights of the entertainment industry have campaigned passionately for legal recognition of same-sex “marriage.”
Here are a couple of very surprising exceptions: Pop stars Prince and Elton John.
In an interview published in the Nov. 24 issue of The New Yorker, Prince explained that same-sex “marriage” conflicts with his views as a Jehovah’s Witness convert.
“When... READ MORE
Filed under elton john, homosexuality, marriage, prince
Prop. 8’s Hateful Aftermath
Posted by Tom McFeely
Thursday, November 13, 2008 11:25 AM
This video was brought to the Daily Blog’s attention by Envoy publisher Patrick Madrid, who posted it today on his personal blog.
It demonstrates yet again the propensity for violence and rage being displayed by homosexual activists in the wake of passage of California’s Proposition 8, which amended the state constitution to define marriage as a one-man, one-woman institution.
Media... READ MORE
Filed under homosexuality, marriage, patrick madrid, proposition 8
Proposition 8’s Sore Losers
Posted by Tom McFeely
Friday, November 07, 2008 1:14 PM
Nov. 6 protest at the Los Angeles Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (CNS/Reuters)
It’s not exactly news that homosexual activists aren’t great believers in direct democracy.
Since they have had notably little success in persuading American legislatures to grant legal recognition to same-sex “marriage,” the limited gains the homosexual lobby has made have come exclusively by way of sympathetic judges.
So it comes as no surprise that the losing side in California’s... READ MORE
Filed under homosexuality, marriage, proposition 8
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