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September 11 2008 By virtueonline UK: Homosexual Documentary Says Gay Lifestyle a "Sewer" of Degrading Sex, Misery

Fanshawe, who was involved in the early homosexualist political movement, says, "We've fought discrimination and prejudice, only to wreck ourselves with drugs and wild sex."

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September 09 2008 By virtueonline ENGLAND: Gay Masses Continue in Archdiocese of Westminster

In February 2007 the archdiocese had formally authorised such Masses to continue indefinitely in Our Lady of the Assumption parish as part of the archdiocese's "pastoral outreach to homosexual people." The archdiocese itself, in negotiations with the homosexualist activist group SMPC, offered to move them from the Anglican Church of St Anne's to Assumption. The archdiocese's statement appointed the Vicar General, Mgr. Seamus O'Boyle and Dean, Canon Fr.

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September 08 2008 By virtueonline NEW YORK: Bishops, Rabbis Affirm Marriage Is for Man-Woman

In June, California became the second U.S. state, after Massachusetts, to allow same-sex marriages. The governor of New York earlier this year instructed authorities in his state to recognize same-sex marriages contracted in states or countries where the unions are legal.

Not discrimination

The Catholic-Jewish statement contests the claim that refusing to recognize same-sex unions as marriage is discrimination against homosexuals.

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September 06 2008 By virtueonline Why the Christian Right Loves Sarah Palin

Those who subscribe to an apocalyptic vision basically long for the end of the world and all the violence and bloodshed that comes with it so that Jesus will come back. This could prove to be a dangerous tendency in someone with the power to make war.

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September 04 2008 By virtueonline Palin Family: The Adoption Option? - Mike McManus

He revealed on his MySpace page that he was "in a relationship" but said, "I don't want kids." He called himself a "redneck" who likes to snowboard, ride dirt bikes, fish, camp out and "hang out with the boys." Not surprisingly, his MySpace page quickly disappeared.

Sound like a good marital prospect? Not to this father. He's very immature. No wonder teen marriages tend to end in divorce.

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September 04 2008 By virtueonline Sunday Morning, Staying Home

According to Julia Duin, a religion reporter for the Washington Times, more and more evangelicals are in fact fleeing their churches. Indeed, Ms. Duin regards church-quitting, at least among evangelicals, as nothing less than an epidemic. The problem, in her view, is not in the souls of the church quitters but in the character of the churches they choose to leave.

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September 02 2008 By virtueonline If There Is No God - Dennis Prager

For all the problems associated with belief in God, the death of God leads to far more of them.

So, while it is not possible to prove (or disprove) God's existence, what is provable is what happens when people stop believing in God.

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September 01 2008 By virtueonline Why Neither Obama Nor McCain Will Save Us

We have no one but ourselves to blame.

We've gotten the government-and the society-we deserve. But what did we do to deserve this bloated, power-hungry, self-serving, war-mongering bureaucracy? How did our straight-laced Puritan nation of freedom-loving citizens give way to a self-absorbed, entertainment-obsessed society?

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August 31 2008 By virtueonline Faiths' beliefs on homosexuality vary

Integrity is one of a number of groups sponsoring Many Stories, One Voice, the first North American convocation of pro-LGBT Christians, meeting in New Orleans Sept. 4-7. Information: www.welcomingresources.org.

Here is where some faiths stand on the issue:

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August 30 2008 By virtueonline Secular Windfall to Boost Gay Influence over Churches

The gay caucuses within mainline denominations can now step up efforts to pressure churches to alter their belief and morality to accommodate homosexual practice. The funding will allow MLP "to build capacity and take our next steps as an organization and network by hiring additional staff," enthused Michael Adee, MLP executive director. United Methodist, Evangelical Lutheran, Episcopalian, and United Church of Christ caucuses will similarly benefit.

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