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March 11, 2011
When Gay Rights and Religious Freedom Collide
We know from history that ideas collide. And a big collision is taking place right now.
Yesterday, I told you about a British couple who lost their foster license for just believing that homosexuality is wrong. And theirs is not an isolated case.
Back in 2006, a Catholic adoption agency in Massachusetts was forced to either adopt children to same-sex couples against their convictions, or close their doors. Well, the agency chose to close its doors. Notice that in each of these cases, those who lost their rights were the ones acting from religious conviction.
The end goal here is not ‘equal rights.’ It’s the changing of public opinion of one view to another. Religious freedom and the gay rights movement are colliding, and right now, religious freedom is losing. I’m not worried about whether our side will win. I worried about whether we will stand on the truth, no matter what.
Banned in Boston: The Coming Conflict Between Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Liberty
Maggie Gallagher | The Weekly Standard | May 15, 2006
Who’s Being Discriminated Against Now?
John Stonestreet | The Point Radio | March 10, 2011
Foster parents defeated by new Inquisition
Cathy Grossman | USA Today | Mark 01, 2011
Two Minute Warning: “Don’t Just Do It” by Chuck Colson



July 27, 2011 // 07:47 am // #
Pin my tail and call me a doenky, that really helped.