Scientists create vaginal gel proven capable of blocking the AIDS virus, but don’t expect to see it in the U.S. anytime soon

Brutality towards gays and the stigma attached to HIV/AIDS puts Uganda’s gays at higher risk of HIV infection.

Figures! Las Vegas megachurch funds anti-gay Ugandan Pastor Martin “Eat Da Poo Poo” Ssempa

[Video] NY Giants player Antonio Pierce hosts Mitrice Richardson’s family’s fundraiser for private investigator.

Watch thousands cheer on the vote to legalize same-sex marriage in Argentina.

Former Covenant Baptist Church parishioner Yvonne Moore sued her church of 37 years for a portion of the $250,000 in tithes paid over the course of her patronage because of her pastors’ support of gay marriage.

The Washington D.C. church performed its first same-sex commitment ceremony in early 2007, two years before same sex marriage was legalized in the nation’s capital. The ceremony caused a divide amongst parishioners, which was only broadened once the pastors, husband and wife Dennis and Christine Wiley, presented its members with a vision statement. The statement Read the rest of this entry »

The debate of God & Gays has transcended from generation to generation, has endured many a protest and battles, and lastly causes such a stir that it’s bound to ignite a fire one day just from the mere mention alone. It’s a GLOBAL issue to say the least. Many people feel gay people will not receive entrance into heaven and are doomed to an eternal damnation  in hell solely due to their sexual preference. There is typically no other topic that elicits such a strong religious stance, not even abortion and some label that murder. WHY? Read the rest of this entry »

Homophobic misinformation is being spread cross the African country of Uganda by a man called Pastor Martin Ssempa. Ssempa serves as Chairman of the National Taskforce Against Homosexuality in Uganda. During a community meeting, Ssempa proceeded to share with the crowd his “research findings” on what homosexuals do in the privacy of their bedroom.

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Vallejo, California mayor Osby Davis is on the hot seat for anti-gay comments published in the New York Times article titled, Faith and Tolerance Collide in Vallejo. In the article, Davis comments “They’re committing sin and that sin will keep them out of heaven.” Davis further referred to Vallejo as a “city of God.”

Davis has since apologized for his statement and claims it was taken out of context. He now states he will not discuss his faith with anybody anymore. Davis’ apology may not be enough for many members of the LGBT community in Vallejo. One gay resident, Charles Legalos, stated, “I would like to hear him explain in what context those comments would be appropriate coming from a public official.”

Openly gay bishop Father Lou Bordisso is organizing a protest against Davis for violating the separation of church and state. Bordisso has called for a peaceful protest rally to be held on Tuesday, December 1st at 6:15 p.m. on the steps of Vallejo City Hall.

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Ex-gay pastor Donnie McClurkin delivered a sermon at the COGIC 102nd International Holy Convocation in Memphis, Tennessee last Saturday (November 7). During his sermon, he took shots at openly gay gospel singer Tonex and talks of how those of his generation have failed today’s youth, allowing them to fall prey to the perversions of homosexuality.

At one point, he implored homosexual youth to run down to the front of the stage and repent. (See 3rd video below).  Damn near half the congregation made their way down front.  smh.

This type of condemnation of homosexuality is no surprise coming from Donnie McClurkin.   He’s built his career on it.

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More than 300 gay-friendly clergy members from all across the U.S. descended upon Captiol Hill to encourage lawmakers to pass LGBT rights legislation, in a movement called “Clergy Call.” Clergy Call, in its second year, is an event sponsored by the Human Rights Campaign which calls on religious leaders to stand for equality . This year’s clergy represented Christians, Jews, Muslims and Buddhist.

So what was on their gay agenda?
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Pastor Donnie McClurkin has spoken very publicly in the past about his struggle with homosexuality and being cured “delivered” from his homosexual ways. So that’s nothing new. What has garnered him new attention is a recent interview with Carrington Lei, wherein McClurkin likens his suppressed homosexuality to battling diabetes. Huh? Exactly!

Now we all know those “ex-gay” camps and ministries are nothing more than a bunch of self-hating gays who got together and decided that because they’re not comfortable in their own skin, they’ll just go ahead and screw with the heads of vulnerable gay and lesbian men and women. We all do know that, right? Ok!

Well, from McClurkin’s interview with Lei, all I got was: 1) McClurkin doesn’t take kindly to parishioners who disagree with his stance on homosexuality, and 2) McClurkin wants some man-loving but is skurred. Hey, that’s just my interpretation.

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