[r9etb]

Anybody who says there's no "gay agenda" has never seen the inside of contemporary church politics, where the agenda is twofold: to force through same-sex blessings (i.e., "marriage) and the ordination to the clergy of practicing homosexuals.

To that end, there is a cross-denominational organization that uses common funding, wording, and tactics. In the Episcopal church they call their lobbying group "Integrity," and IIRC it's "Dignity" in the Catholic church. The Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Methodists are all trying to deal with their versions of the same organization.

Beyond that, the campaign is well integrated with the secular political agenda -- which of course uses common words and tactics (I don't know about funding).

One need not be against the gay agenda to name it for what it is. They are a group of people who want us to accept their sexual tastes. To that end, they argue that because their urges are innate, we must accept them as normal, and even celebrate their sexual orientation.

[Dr Warmoose]

Anybody who says there's no "gay agenda" has never seen the inside of contemporary church politics...They are a group of people who want us to accept their sexual tastes.

Does that mean adultery and every other form of sexual perversion is OK within those denominations?

There is "Dignity" in the homosexual lifestyle that hangs out in public restrooms and parks looking for anonymous sex?

[aberaussie]

To that end, there is a cross-denominational organization that uses common funding, wording, and tactics. In the Episcopal church they call their lobbying group "Integrity," and IIRC it's "Dignity" in the Catholic church. The Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Methodists are all trying to deal with their versions of the same organization.

Check out SoulForce as well. They are targeting each denomination at their respective gatherings, including the Southern Baptists.