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brooklynsblessed1 -> RE: Homosexuality in the News (5/24/2006 2:04:52 AM)
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^^^This is not just a hot button issue for Christians, but for Muslims, the Jewish, religious & non-religious. Please correct me if I'm wrong but in no US state are ONLY Christians allowed to vote ???? The traditional definition of marriage & non- acceptance of a homosexual marriage has been accepted in every single state where ordinary Americans can vote on the issue, with upwards of 76% of your fellow Americans saying read our lips-no gay marriage. The hot heads are those that to promote gay nups would crash an annual White House Easter Egg hunt last month (a children's event); try & have a cross dressing actor Harvey Fierstein cross-dress as Mrs. Santa Claus in my city's annual Macy*s Thanksgiving Day Parade (A family, mainly child oriented event); or go as far as to desecrate a church & beat a priest less than a year ago at Notre Dame..however again many churches continue to reach out with love. Priest hurt in mock gay marriage From correspondents in Paris June 06, 2005 From: Agence France-Presse A PRIEST was slightly hurt at Paris's famed Notre-Dame Cathedral when clashes broke out between church security personnel and gay rights activists who performed a mock marriage of two lesbians. About 20 members of the group Act Up entered the cathedral and proceeded to perform the mock marriage in front of baffled tourists and worshippers, according to an AFP correspondent at the scene. One activist - dressed as a priest - pronounded the two women married, while other Act Up members chanted: "Pope Benedict XVI, homophobe, AIDS accomplice." With security officials in pursit, they then fled the cathedral, but clashes broke out outside the Paris landmark, during which Monsignor Patrick Jacquin suffered a minor neck injury. He was treated at the scene. The demonstration marked the first anniversary of France's first gay wedding, performed last year in the Bordeaux suburb of Begles. The union of two men has since been declared null and void by the French courts. Monsignor Jacquin said: "They are savages. I was pushed to the ground and trampled, kicked in the neck. "It's a scandal for these people to lash out at me and the Pope." He said he was considering filing charges against what he called "barbaric, odious and scandalous acts".
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