Ye olde homosexual agenda.
Here's a fun ("fun" in a sad, scary way) story from Sarah Posner at TAP about how Ted Haggard (refresher) has become another model for the movement to "recruit" people back to heterosexuality after they've been clutched by the gay agenda. My favourite part:
This week CNN’s Anderson Cooper featured Melissa Fryrear, a Focus on the Family employee who claims to have been converted to heterosexuality after ten years as a lesbian. (H.B. London, a Focus on the Family executive, was one of the facilitators of Haggard’s alleged conversion.) As if to reinforce the point that only gay people are obsessed with sex, Fryrear insisted that "when I lived homosexually, everything in my world resolved around being a lesbian. And you know, when we say 365, 24/7. So it was all of my thoughts, my behaviors, my attractions." And now?
And now, of course, she spends her time going on CNN to talk about sex. And issuing statements condemning the improper use of the word "love" (i.e. as a euphamism for homosexual sex). And issuing hilarious biographical statements about her discovery of "womanhood" (Goodness!). And serving as Focus on the Family (or, as Pam calls it, Focus on the Anus)'s Gender Issues Analyst. You know, another word for "gender"? Sex!
I don't mean to suggest that the religious right in the U.S. isn't scary. But they're really damn funny too.
This week CNN’s Anderson Cooper featured Melissa Fryrear, a Focus on the Family employee who claims to have been converted to heterosexuality after ten years as a lesbian. (H.B. London, a Focus on the Family executive, was one of the facilitators of Haggard’s alleged conversion.) As if to reinforce the point that only gay people are obsessed with sex, Fryrear insisted that "when I lived homosexually, everything in my world resolved around being a lesbian. And you know, when we say 365, 24/7. So it was all of my thoughts, my behaviors, my attractions." And now?
And now, of course, she spends her time going on CNN to talk about sex. And issuing statements condemning the improper use of the word "love" (i.e. as a euphamism for homosexual sex). And issuing hilarious biographical statements about her discovery of "womanhood" (Goodness!). And serving as Focus on the Family (or, as Pam calls it, Focus on the Anus)'s Gender Issues Analyst. You know, another word for "gender"? Sex!
I don't mean to suggest that the religious right in the U.S. isn't scary. But they're really damn funny too.
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