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Where Is The Love?
As a Christian, who happens to be gay, it is difficult to be a witness to hatred in the name of Christ.
Hatred against LGBTQ students is being promoted by a group of people who call themselves Christians in the small town of Sullivan, IN.
WTWO News reported that a gathering of people met at the Sullivan First Christian Church to discuss a proposal to hold a separate high school prom where LGBTQ students would be banned from attending.
In the report, special education teacher, Diana Medley, made some uniformed and hypocritical statements:
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On the one hand, she says that she believes ‘God made everyone equal’ on the other hand, she supports a separate and not equal prom.
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On the one hand, she says that she cares about LGBTQ students, on the other, she says she believes gay people have no purpose.
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And she makes the misinformed assertion that there’s a dichotomy between choosing God and being gay; implying there’s no such thing as a gay Christian. Ah, yes, she is quite misinformed.
It is an especially sad thing to hear misinformed statements like, “we love the homosexual, but we do not condone what they do,” in the context of using Christianity as the justification for condemning others. Jesus taught about love by His words and deeds. He taught that loving people is not about shutting them out, but rather inviting them in and treating them truly as equals with respect and dignity.
All too often, this kind of hatred and ostracization can lead to some LGBTQ students experiencing depression and suicide. I do hope that any of the LGBTQ students who are victims of the bullying by this very misinformed group of people, do find the people they need in their lives who are understanding and who authentically care about them.
Resource Links:
GSLEN – Gay, Straight, Lesbian Education Network - a resource for lgbt students to find support.
PFLAG – Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays - resources for parents, families and friends.
There is a glimmer of hope I suppose, in that teacher, Diane Medley admitted in her interview that, “I don’t understand.” As an educator, hopefully she takes the time to understand. We all would be a lot better off if we did that more often.
Day 151 (R 11/08/12) Where Do We Go From Here
Thursday November 8, 2012
Summary:
Time for Republicans and Democrats to learn; Retooling Education for the 21st Century; James Bond; Foot Crushing Crucifix
OccupyWallSt.org steps up to connect with community & help people in need with an online registry where you can donate items for people affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Hour 1
The established media’s speculation that Obama would lose the popular vote unfounded, but a good way to keep people watching. And talk about egg on thy face, Dean Chambers, founder of ‘unskewed polls’ admits he was wrong. Meanwhile Karl Rove refuses to admit defeat. The conspiracy theories begin.
Hour 2
Continuation of 1st hours topic – what can Republicans and Democrats learn for this year’s election?
Retooling Education for the 21st Century, Abortion and Immigration
Hour 3
MI’s State ballot proposals
Foot Crushing by Crucifix, man sues church. James Bond movie review. Texas man beats his daughter with a belt, suspended from practicing law, but court releases the suspension.
Day 150 (T 11/06/12) Conversations on Election Day 2012
Tuesday November 6, 2012
Summary:
Conversations on Election Day 2012; How Do You Decide? Courts & Money; ‘True the Vote’ Falsifies the Vote; Who Needs a President? Israel’s Apartheid on Palestine
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Hour 1
Jeremiah discusses Election Day decisions with our listeners today. Motivations for voting expressed: ‘lesser of two evils’, torture, jobs, and more. We have a diverse audience, listeners indicate their support for Rocky Anderson (J), Gary Johnson (L), Obama (D), Romney (R), Jill Stein (G), as well as writing in themselves for President. If you experience problems at the polls, you can call 1-866-OUR-VOTE.
Hour 2
How do you decide on who to vote for? And how do candidates who might not even have a chance of winning, decide to run anyway?
Courts & Money. Michigan has the reputation for the most expensive and most partisan. Plus the most intense political ads for judges.
Elections are the worst way to select judges. The process leaves judges beholden to party bosses, wealthy donors, and the whims of the very, very few people who actually bother to vote. ~ ANDREW ROSENTHAL, NY Times
Andrew Rosenthal reveals that Michigan law has a loophole that does not ensure that all money spent on political ads does not have to be disclosed, if those ads are “issue” ads. This is problematic for judicial races, where conflict of interests may come into play.
A group called ‘True the Vote’ dedicated to eradicating election fraud falsifies the forms used to gain access as observers at polling locations. Irony?
Hour 3
Bill Kauffman writes:
To invest in one man quasi-kingly powers over the 13 states then, 300 million people and half a continent today, is madness. And it didn’t have to be this way. ~ Bill Kauffman The American Conservative
. Did the Founding Fathers make a mistake in creating the president.
The food crisis in Palestine only seems to be getting worse. Israel controls the access to resources, Jews are in the minority, but Palestinians are forced to rely on Israel for resources at inflated prices. Isn’t it time we recognize that what is going on there can be called Apartheid?
Day 149 (R 11/01/12) Pulling Together
Thursday November 1, 2012
Summary:
Partisans Pulling Together; Unresponsive Representatives and How Do We Overcome It?; Does Obama Deserve Praise on Economy?; The Progressive Case Against Obama
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Hour 1
A Hurricane Sandy Love Story, the October Surprise nobody could have planned, bringing some people together even across party lines. Try to imagine a world where Democrats and Republicans put partisan bickering aside and work together for the common good.
What went well – faith in their government, our first responders did their job, partisanship didn’t get in the way.
What’s a citizen to do with ‘do nothing’ representation?
Hour 2
We vote and abdicate responsibility to elected officials until there’s something to complain about. What needs to happen for greater participation in the ‘mean time’
Does Obama deserve praise or criticism for stepping off the campaign trail to respond to the Hurricane Sandy impact? What about the rest that he has done – is the economic car really moving too slow, does Romney have an economic Corvette? Comment on Facebook.
Hour 3
What has Obama delivered? Bringing light to problematic issues with the platform and record of candidates. The Progressive case against Barack Obama.
Brad Staal’s review of Fun Size and his visit to the Rocky Horror Picture Show dressed as ‘Brad’.
Day 148 (T 10/30/12) Triumph Over Rhetoric
Tuesday October 30, 2012
Summary:
Pururambo; Fiscal Conservative? The R Word; Blaming hurricane Sandy on God’s Wrath; What is your canon?
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Hour 1
Commentary on the movie, Pururambo
, filmmaker Pavol Barabas takes viewers on a tour of a place where earthly mysteries still dwell behind dense forests and dark swamps. Here, in a remote area of New Guinea, people dwell high in the trees. Should people from the outside be visiting isolated societies, knowing that even a visit may change their culture?
Will the real fiscal conservative stand up? Turns out spending on entitlements goes up during Republican administrations far more than during Democrat administrations.
Hour 2
Is the GOP more fiscally conservative?
The use of the R word.
Opportunistic or feverant believer, or maybe both, but at least it is very predictable – blaming hurricane Sandy on God’s wrath.
Hour 3
What’s in your canon?
The case for full disclosure.
Day 147 (R 10/25/12) Giver & Taker of Life
Thursday October 25, 2012
Summary:
Richard Mourdock claims that Pregnancy From Rape is Something God Intended ; Debating the Debates; Ann Colter’s “retard” controversy; Rocky Horror; Trump’s October Surprise; Bob Larson’s Exorcism; Morality & God
Guests
Alan Schroeder, professor in the School of Journalism at Northeastern University in Boston and author of The Presidential Debates: Fifty Years of High Risk TV
Justin Scheiber, active member of CFI Michigan, a “Doubtcaster” on Reasonable Doubts and skeptical blogger.
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Hour 1
Richard Mourdock claims that Pregnancy From Rape Is ‘Something God Intended‘. If that’s the case, then did God intend for rape?
Hour 2
Jeremiah’s take on the the 3rd Party debate with Rocky Anderson, Virgil Goode, Gary Johnson, and Jill Stein. The two things that really stick out are how respectful the candidates were to each other and the moderator, Larry King, and how they did not talk over their time allotments.
Debating the Debates with Alan Schroeder, professor in the School of Journalism at Northeastern University in Boston. As a visual journalist, Schroeder analyzes the messages conveyed by how the debates look. Also how they are chosen and how their performance has an influence on the debate, and how to improve the debates.
Ann Colter’s “retard” controversy.
Hour 3
Brad Staal’s movie non-review and his anticipated visit to Rocky Horror Picture Show – he’s going to go as “Brad”. Bob Larson’s exorcism of a ‘gay demon’.
Justin Scheiber, skeptical blogger, CFI member and regular contributor at Reasonable Doubts, talking about the debate over the existence of God.
Talking with Justin Scheiber who will be representing the atheist to debate with Scott Smith from Christian perspectives on the debate of “Does God Exist?” Coming up Saturday 730pm at Cook-DeWitt Center on the Allendale campus of GVSU.
Day 146 (T 10/23/12) Unraveling
Tuesday October 23, 2012
Summary:
Invoking the Fact Checkers; How Much Defense Spending is Enough? Mormonism Taken Off The Cult List; Debunking Everything We Think We Know About Sex
Guests
Christopher Ryan author of Sex at Dawn: How We Mate, Why We Stray, and What It Means for Modern Relationships
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Hour 1
The last of the Romney v Obama debates. Obama told Romney to rely on the fact checkers on Romney’s remarks on GM. Turns out Romney wasn’t lying about what he said. Noah Millman asks, “Would Romney actually implement the “omni-directional belligerence” that he campaigned on? Or would he “speak loudly and carry a toothpick.”
How much defense is enough? Winslow Wheeler points out just how much the U.S. spends on its military in comparison with other nations.
Hour 2
Defense spending policy. Are military contractors making too much?
How would the U.S. feel if Pakistan attacked the U.S. they way the U.S. attacked Pakistan?
Hour 3
Billy Graham’s web site scrubbed of all references to Mormonism as a cult. Why did Mormonism magically disappear from the list after decades of conservative fervor against Mormonism?
Guest Christopher Ryan to talk about sex, lust, love, intimacy, marriage, divorce, polygamy. He says that since Darwin’s day, we’ve been told that sexual monogamy comes naturally to our species, but it doesn’t, and never has. Ryan and his wife, Cacilda Jethá, debunk almost everything we “think we know” about sex and how how our promiscuous past haunts our current struggles regarding monogamy, sexual orientation, and family dynamics.
Day 145 (R 10/18/12) Voting Outside the Box
Tuesday October 18, 2012
Summary:
Cheri Honkala; What’s Not Talked About At The Debates; Voter ID Laws & Voter Fraud; The Conservative Mind
Guests
Cheri Honkala – Green Party Vice Presidential candidate.
Corbin Carson – News21 Journalist
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Hour 1
Cheri Honkala – Green Party Vice Presidential candidate joins us. Honkala tells us about the detainment she and Dr. Stein was subjected to when they attempted to attend the Romney-Obama debate. We talk about healthcare, environment, the federal reserve, localism and more. Jill Stein’s Campaign Web Site
Hour 2
What is interesting about the debates, was the “I can do better than you” debate in encouraging free trade, even though this very policy will cause a decline in U.S. jobs.
As a part of News21, Corbin Carson joins us to talk about the results of a team he led investigating voter fraud across the country.
Hour 3
Looking at the Conservative Mind, and how conservatives are unable to see voter ID laws for what they are – attempts to suppress the vote.
The case for full disclosure.
Brad shares his movie review of Seven Psychopaths and we talk about how many chicken nuggets would be needed to compare with Corbin Carson’s study on voter fraud.
Day 144 (T 10/16/12) Pulling Teeth
Tuesday October 16, 2012
Summary:
Vice Presidential Debate; Mix It Up; Moral Dialectics
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Hour 1
Vice Presidential Debate – does the veep debate really matter? What do the Vice Presidential candidates say about their running mates if anything, and more importantly, what do they say about individuals within each party.
Hour 2
This year we had an unique Vice Presidential debate – between two Catholics. How do two people from the same faith have such different positions on the issues?
Hour 3
MixItUp program by Southern Poverty Law Center to encourage loving your neighbor, while American Family Association attacks it as gay indoctrination.
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