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Date Posted: 09:57:27 07/16/11 Sat
Author: Lois
Subject: Re: A welcoming place for everyone's perspectives! Not!
In reply to: George 's message, "Re: A welcoming place for everyone's perspectives! Not!" on 02:11:41 07/16/11 Sat

>>>"A welcoming place for everyone's perspectives!" :-)
>>>
>>>Unless of course you are heterosexual and believe in
>>>moral sexual behavior, and don't want to hear
>anyone's
>>>opinion but your own. >:(-
>>>
>>> >>>href="http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=588861458
>9
>>8
>>>">http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=58886145898 >a
>>>
>>>
>>>Graceland University Gay-Straight Alliance
>>>
>>>Description:
>>>A welcoming place for everyone's perspectives!
>>>
>>>
>>>href="http://galaweb.org/Newsletters/2004/winter04.pd
>f
>>"
>>>>http://galaweb.org/Newsletters/2004/winter04.pdf

>>>
>>>The GALA Newsletter
>>>Winter 2004-2005 – Volume 15 Issue 3
>>>
>>>When a dialogue session was brought up in the
>>>2002-2003 school year, the GSA also played a pivotal
>>>role removing the anti-homosexual hate speeches of
>Dr.
>>>Paul Cameron off the university campus. Dr. Cameron
>>>was brought to campus to give his view on
>>>homosexuality. When it was discovered his speech
>>>lacked scientific research and teetered on the edge
>of
>>>hate speech, the administration, through a push from
>>>concerned faculty members, students and GSA members,
>>>removed him from campus. The dialogue was set up to
>>>provide under-standing from both viewpoints on
>>>homosexuality, not to provoke hate. The GSA also
>>>participated in a silent protest of Dr. Cameron’s
>>>speech, which was moved to the Lamoni Community
>>>Center.
>>>---------
>>>
>>>Submitted by Lois
>>
>>Here is something to "teeter on the edge of hate
>>speech".
>>
>> >>href="http://www.avert.org/usa-statistics.htm">http://
>w
>>ww.avert.org/usa-statistics.htm

>>
>>United States HIV & AIDS Statistics Summary
>>
>>"It is estimated that more than one million people are
>>living with HIV in the USA and that more than half a
>>million have died after developing AIDS."
>>
>>On a pie chart it shows that 61% of males get HIV from
>>male to male sexual contact, 9% get HIV from male to
>>male sexual contact plus injection drug use.
>>-------
>>
>>Those concerned Graceland faculty members don't want
>>the young people to know that. Oh, the truth teeters
>>on hate speech.
>>
>>Submitted by Lois
>>>
>>> >>>href="http://www.cofchristfmc.org/Cong_news/Orlando%2
>0
>>C
>>>%20of%20C%20News%2005%2004.pdf">http://www.cofchristf
>m
>>c
>>>.org/Cong_news/Orlando%20C%20of%20C%20News%2005%2004.
>p
>>d
>>>f

>>>
>>>Orlando Community of Christ News, May 2004, Issue 6,
>>>page 1
>>>
>>>Listening Circles Introduced to the Congregation
>>>
>>>On Sunday, May 16th, Pastor Andrea Henson,
>>>co-facilitated by Pat McKay, introduced the concept
>of
>>>Listening Circles to the congregation.
>>>
>>>The World Church has requested that we form these
>>>circles in our congregation (6-10 people each) for
>the
>>>purpose of listening to each other in a safe, non
>>>threatening environment. Listening Circles are a tool
>>>that can be used to discuss any difficult issue.
>>>The World Church has requested that the issue of
>>>homosexuality in the Community of Christ be our first
>>>focus.

>
>
>Lois, I looked up Paul Cameron on Google.
>
>I found no references at the head of the stack from
>Cameron himself. All of it was merely hateful sneers
>from progays. It sounded like criticism of Sarah
>Palin, George W. Bush, and others who are targets of
>left wing hatred merely because they are in the public
>eye and appear to have lifestyles that leftists don't
>approve of.
>
>I really can't consider Cameron's allegedly getting
>kicked out of the APA after he allegedly quit
>voluntarily to be a problem. The APA's entire
>assessment of homosexual behavior at this time is
>dictated by the needs and demands of radical gay
>activists. You may not know, but the radical
>activists showed up and by making abusive threats and
>demonstrations disrupted every meeting of the APA for
>several years until the APA agreed, with no real
>research on the subject, simply to yield to the
>activists' demands.
>
>Many of the mainline churches that haven't already
>caved are still subject to this sort of activity
>annually at their conferences.
>
>I don't consider all homosexuals to be sick
>radical activists. It's just that the activists are
>the only ones in the news.
>
>But the news about Cameron is similar to what's
>happening all over the country. In some California
>schools, a ban on the display of the American flag has
>been proposed. Why? Because the sight of the American
>flag ostensibly incenses illegal aliens attending
>public schools at taxpayer expense. So, to prevent the
>aliens from rioting and "hurting someone," the school
>district decided that rather than take the illegals
>out of the schools or teach them to behave,
>that legal American students should be banned from
>having their own flag. That may be the rational that
>Graceland academics had for letting the GSA run
>Cameron off the campus -- "He makes the activists mad,
>and they might riot and hurt someone."
>
>Why aren't the opponents of the activists' dogma
>considered violent and dangerous enough to cave into?
>Could it be that they really aren't the violent ones?
>
>That is the legacy of the French Revolution --
>legislation by riot.
>
>George

George,

Yes I noticed that there were no websites upholding Cameron and I absolutely agree with your assessment. That is why I walked out of the RLDS/c-not-of-c in 1988. I already saw the writing on the wall. Well, the homosexual thing was a shocker, but I knew they were determinately headed down the wrong path and were going to allow no obstacles.

I did make a very nasty prediction about the RLDS/c-not-of-c to my husband at the beginning of all this. Sorry to say it is almost there now.

Lois

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