I don't blame you as those quotes are extremely damaging to the pro-homosexual cause, but I gave you the cite to the Levay quote. It's from Discover Magazine, the March 1994 issue. Here's everything you need: Source.
You can purchase the article online as I did at Discover's website. Before I made the purchase I googled and googled and kept finding the source as Discover. Not once did I find a quote stating anything other than the above.
I won't accuse you of fabricating these quotes, but I think you too credulously believe anything you read that supports your beliefs rather than thinking critically and objectively. You have a conclusion in mind and seek to support it, rather than seeking to understand.
Thanks for the vote of confidence! ;-) If you knew me you'd know something I repeat quite often: context is everything. I will do whatever it takes to find the context of something before I quote it.
You can find the Spitzer quote here: Historic Gay Advocate Now Believes Change is Possible
I rigorously researched this information as well and even found the quote at gay sites. From what I can tell, no where is this quote denied. Google it if you want, and please let me know if you find anything to the contrary.
Dr. Spitzer was skeptical, but he decided to find out for himself if sexual orientation was changeable. He developed a 45-minute telephone interview which he personally admistered to all the subjects. Most had been referred to him by The National Association of Research and Therapy of Homosexuality [note: the anti-gay NARTH organization founded by Dr. Paul Cameron, who was expelled from the APA for substandard research practices] and by Exodus, a ministry for homosexual strugglers.Tell me, can you see any potential flaws in this research methodology???