"The Church is neither the master of the state nor the servant of the state, but rather the conscience of the state."

-- Martin Luther King, Jr.

The "Homosexual Agenda" is out of the closet in the Anti-Christian "Fight the H8" Movement

In 2000 61% of the California population voted in favor of Proposition 8, which declares that "marriage" is between 1 Man and 1 Woman. The California Supreme Court overturned the decision of the people. In the November 2008 elections, the California population voted again in favor of Proposition 8. Since then, many homosexual groups have been protesting the will of the people.

It is evident that the protests have nothing to do with "marriage" but the furthering of the Homosexual Agenda, outlined in the 1987 "Gay Revolutionary" paper by Michael Swift. Included in this manifesto on "how the oppressed dream of being the oppressor" includes "All churches who condemn us will be closed."

Bash Back! - Point of Unity, #1. Fight for liberation. Nothing more, nothing less. State recognition in the form of oppressive institutions such as marriage and militarism are not steps toward liberation but rather towards heteronormative assimilation.

Sparks fly as 'gay' activist mob swarms Christians - Residents of homosexual district: 'We're going to kill you. We know who you are'

Local LDS Churches on Alert with Heightened Security

Homosexual madness: Attacking Catholics and Mormons

Cross-Bearing Woman Says She Was Attacked by Gay Marriage Supporters, May Press Charges

Lesbians, condoms go wild in attack on Christian church - Making out at pulpit, shouting blasphemies in front of children

AntiGayblacklist - A McCarthyism movement to blacklist those who contributed funds to support Proposition 8. Prop. 8 Anger Spurs Donor Blacklists.

As a result of this recent vote, the homosexual movement is lashing out. Supporters are being blacklisted, businesses are being boycotted, churches are being vandalized and citizens are being attacked. The homosexual position of promoting "love and equiality" has been organized into a coordinate protest on Saturday, November 15, 2008, symbolized with a raised fist.

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With over 46 million abortions performed globally every year, Yale University president Richard Levin forgot to mention that pro-abortion people dwarf the Nazi party in the amount of death inflicted on innocent life.

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February 14, 2008 - Day of Purity

Hundred's of schools participating in the annual
Valentines Day
Day of Purity

Penn State Psychology Program Harasses Minister Student out of the Program

When Rev. David Code began his psychology program at Penn State, he quickly learned the vitriol the students and faculty had towards a Christian. It didn't take long for him to be branded a "child-molesting clergyman" and "homophobe." As a clergyman, Code can legally practice counseling without a license. But the university used this as the justification for expelling him. This after first being put on probation while functioning as a straight-A student. The harassment reached the degree that code was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.

Penn State's Non-Discrimination Policy states:
It is the policy of the University to maintain an academic and work environment free of discrimination, including harassment. The Pennsylvania State University prohibits discrimination and harassment against any person because of age, ancestry, color, disability or handicap, national origin, race, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Discrimination or harassment against faculty, staff, or students will not be tolerated at The Pennsylvania State University.

Code's observation on the hypocrisy of Penn State discriminatory practices, "I want religious discrimination to be taken as seriously as discrimination based on race, gender or sexual discrimination."

Rev. files comp

Why are U.S. universities moral wastelands?

Christians to Protest Outside ESPN HQ Over Anti-Jesus Remarks
Though news anchor Dana Jacobson has been temporally suspended for one week for her Jan. 11 tirade – which reportedly included “F*** Jesus” – many Christian groups feel that ESPN has been slow and reluctant to claim responsibility.

Controversial musical hits Carnegie hall
A choir sings "Jesus is gay" and that the Virgin Mary was "raped by angels." Jesus is introduced as "the hypocrite son of the fascist tyrant on high."

Jesus Trashed in Anti-Huckabee Skit


Miss France in Hot Water Over Crucifixion (Bikini) Pool Pictures

Another Twisted Christmas - Red Bull commandeers the Nativity for a commercial, and the BBC corrupts the Nativity into a politically correct pop concert

The Most Offensive Xmas Art Show Hits Hollywood

Blasphemy hearing vs BBC winds up, judgment later

Blasphemous Cage-Dancing Stripping Christ in San Francisco

Speaker Pelosi Determines "Christianity Has Not Been Harmed" by S&M Last Supper Mockery

Man dressed as clown disrupts Mass and destroys baptismal font

San Francisco Catholic Archbishop George Niederauer Gives Communion to Blasphemous ‘Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence’

Protest “Chocolate Jesus” Blasphemy

Some Christians Fighting Back Against Shock Comedian Kathy Griffin

Piss Christ

The most Googled Question in 2007 - Who is God?

In 2007, the most searched question on the Google web site was "Who is God?". In Joe Boot's book, Searching for Truth: Discovering the Meaning and Purpose of Life, he addresses this very question. Included in his book are many quotes: "Reason's last step is the recognition that there are an infinite number of things which are beyond it. It is merely feeble if it does not go as far as to realize that." Pascal "More consequences for thought and action follow from the affirmation or denial of God than from answering any other question." Mortimer Adler, co editor, Encyclopedia Britannica "The person who believes in God and the person who does not believe in God do not merely disagree about God. They disagree about the very character of the universe." C. Stephen Evans, Quest for Faith Beyond Reasonable Doubt

In Wichita Kansas, you can be Arrested just for Showing Up

When Mark Holick, pastor of Spirit One Christian Center, in Wichita Kansas, arrived at the Wichita public park during a homosexual festival, he was arrested within minutes, for trespassing - on public property.

Joel Oster, legal counsel for Alliance Defense Fund, explains what is legal, and this arrest was not legal, "Arresting Christians simply because they choose to exercise those rights in a public place is unconstitutional."

City sued for arresting pastor on public sidewalk - Police take just 195 seconds to detain 'peaceful' Christian leader

March for Life
Washington, DC
January 22, 2008

Iowa Judge rules being a Pro-Life Grandma requires Psychiatric Examination

When 72 year-old grandmother, Donna Holman, was providing sidewalk counseling outside the Iowa City Planned Parenthood, the police and Judge Egerton insisted that she was harassing an unidentified victim. When the Judge heard the case, he elected to take the testimony of a Planned Parenthood employee and ignore a videotape of the altercation, which refuted all charges.

Grandma Holman was give a 30 day sentence (suspended), one year probation and ordered to have a psychiatric evaluation and take any psychotic medications prescribed.

Pro-Lifer Ordered to Psychiatric Care

Lesbian Students Sue Lutheran High School To Force Acceptance of Sin

When the California Lutheran High School of Wildomar discovered that two of their students were living a life of lesbian sin, they were removed from the school. The parents of the lesbians initiated a discrimination against the school under the California civil-rights laws.

Judge Gloria Trask threw out the case, indicating that civil rights laws do not force a religious organization into accepting sin.

School Attorney, John McKay, commented, "You can't infringe upon the basic rights of a religious group and their right of association by forcing them to accept people who don't believe in their values," McKay said.

Discrimination suit against Christian school dismissed