Schools examine lessons of Massachusetts gay marriages

Boston Herald ^ | May 21, 2004 | Associated Press

[lentulusgracchus]

Thanks for the ping.......Kevin Jennings of GLSEN is building himself a retirement reputation as a monstrous mountebank. He'll be right up there with Madame Blavatsky, Victoria Woodhull, and Jesse Jackson.

[lentulusgracchus]

The kid that resists the teacher's advances is a "homophobe," which is the second-worst thing you can be in Mass. public schools (the worst is a "Christian," always said with the sneer quotes).

Strange fate for a State founded by Puritans as a refuge from High Church sneers and persecution back home.

How the mighty are fallen, eh?

[EdReform]

Ping

[lentulusgracchus]

From your UCC link,

Marriage is one of the most significant institutions in our culture. The sacred and civil, church and state dimensions of marriage are complex and often muddled, which makes marriage one of the most challenging issues to discuss in the church and beyond.

These resources are provided to help facilitate conversations and study throughout the church and society on this complex and challenging matter which has important implications for individuals, families and the wider community. They are intended to get people of faith talking about the purposes of marriage, looking more closely at how marriage has evolved and changed through time biblically and socially, exploring the theology of marriage, and critically discerning the appropriate roles for the church and the state in marriage.

By the time you get through the second graf, you know where they're going to come out on the subject of homosexual "marriage". Key words: "muddled" and "how marriage has evolved and changed....." Sure enough, they're all for it.

"Change is good." What do you think it will take to disabuse Americans of this liberal mantra?

"Change is good", said the Visigoth to the Roman. "Yes, indeed", said the Vandal, "-- and I've got next!"

[lentulusgracchus]

I want to be married to a cow. I'd be the first man ever to marry a cow. My name would be carved on the tablets of fame ; it'd be a world-historical first. Doh!