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“The thing that made the things for which there is no known maker”: A Brilliant YouTube That Reflects on the Problem of the Infinite Regress
Intelligent Design in a nutshell:
How Anti-Gay Marriage Sausage Is Made: Anti-Gay Rights Ad Audition Tapes are Leaked and Put on YouTube!
The making of an anti-gay rights ad ain’t pretty. First, you’ve got to find ACTORS who will PRETEND to be doctors, pastors, and besieged parents claiming that they are VICTIMS of pink fascism (that is, the gay rights movement). Here are the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, feminist, gay marriage, gay rights, Hugh Hewitt, Iowa, lesbian, marriage, out of the closet, pink fascism, rush limbaugh, sausage
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OUT OF THE CLOSET: National Review Online Comes Out in Opposition to BOTH Gay Marriage and Civil Unions
National Review Online today conflated same-sex marriage and civil unions, declaring them both “unwise.” In other words, the editors of National Review not only oppose same-sex marriage, they oppose even civil recognition (and legal protection) of homosexual relationships: Vermont has … Continue reading
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Tagged civil rights, equality, feminism, feminist, gay marriage, gay rights, James Dobson, John Macarthur, lesbian, National Review, Proposition 8, women's rights
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