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November 15 2008 By virtueonline QUEERLY BELOVED: Counterfeit marriage and its counterfeit movement

For decades now, well-organized, well-funded and highly influential "gay" political pressure groups have, with impertinence, hijacked the language of the authentic civil rights movement. In what amounts to a sort of soft racism, self-styled "queers" have disingenuously and ignobly hitched their lil' lavender wagons to a movement which, by contrast, is built upon the genuine and noble precepts of racial equality and humanitarian justice.

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November 13 2008 By virtueonline SHOULD WE ALLOW OUR OPPONENTS TO SET RULES FOR DEBATE?

"10 if you have considered and studied the relevant biblical passages 10 if you have actually read the six passages about homosexuality in the bible 20 if you have read other passages that might affect the way you read those six passages 5 if you have read one or more books that reinforce the position you already hold 25 if you have read one or more books arguing the opposite position 10 if you have spent three hours reading websites showing a variety of views 50 for every friend you have who

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November 13 2008 By virtueonline OVERVIEW: PROP 8 VOTE SUMMARY

Cities and counties voting "No" voted approximately 60/40 against Prop 8. Interesting conclusions: Prop 8 won 52/48 in all of California.

When excluding Bay Area Counties from the vote Prop 8 won 57/43. When excluding Bay Area Counties and LA Cities "No" Prop 8 won 60/40.

The Bay Area Counties and LA "No" Cities are predominately affluent and liberal.

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November 13 2008 By virtueonline WASHINGTON, D.C. 'Why Believe in a God?' Ad Campaign Launches on D.C. Buses

"We are trying to reach our audience, and sometimes in order to reach an audience, everybody has to hear you," said Fred Edwords, spokesman for the humanist group. "Our reason for doing it during the holidays is there are an awful lot of agnostics, atheists and other types of non-theists who feel a little alone during the holidays because of its association with traditional religion."

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November 13 2008 By virtueonline MICHIGAN: GAY FASCISTS STORM CHURCH

New Developments

November 12, 2008

Catholic League president Bill Donohue commented today on new developments surrounding the radical gays who stormed a church on Nov. 9 in Lansing, Michigan (see Catholic League news release 11-11):

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November 12 2008 By virtueonline Media Have a Proposition for Calif. Churches: You're Bigots

The worst example we've seen of TV reporting on Prop. 8 protests came from the local CBS station in Palm Springs, Calif. On the grounds of City Hall, furious "gay" protesters knocked a Christian cross out of an elderly woman's hands and stomped on it. The woman remained calm and collected. When reporter Kimberly Chang tried to interview her, protesters screamed and blocked the camera with their signs.

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November 10 2008 By virtueonline Obama backers bucked religious leaders - Douglas Todd

The election showed the U.S. is increasingly divided by religion.

U.S. Jews and the religiously unaffiliated are growing kilometres (well, miles) apart from white evangelical Christians, three out of four of whom voted Republican.

American Catholics also significantly shifted to the Democrats. So did mainline Protestants, who tend to be more liberal than evangelicals.

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November 10 2008 By virtueonline Pray for our new president - R. Albert Mohler

For many of us, the end of the night brought disappointment. In this case, the disappointment is compounded by the sense that the issues that did not allow us to support Sen. Obama are matters of life and death -- not just political issues of heated debate. Furthermore, the margin of victory and sense of a shift in the political landscape point to greater disappointments ahead. We all knew that so much was at stake.

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November 08 2008 By virtueonline Marriage Won in Three States - Mike McManus

Therefore, I understand African-Americans jubilantly celebrating the election of Barack Obama, the first black man to be President. They had every reason to exclaim, "Its just like a new world," said Leroy Johnson, 80, a year behind Dr. King at Morehouse College. However, there was also reason for celebrating by religious conservatives who opposed Obama's election. In three states, voters said no to homosexual marriage.

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November 08 2008 By virtueonline Prop. 8 Protesters Besiege LA Mormon Temple, Press Forward on Legal Challenges

"Tax the Mormon Church." one protester chanted. "How dare they legislate against love." another shouted to an AP camera.

The Mormon Church issued in response a written statement calling on the protesters "to act in a spirit of mutual respect and civility toward each other. No one on either side of the question should be vilified, intimidated, harassed or subject to erroneous information," it read.

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