Homosexuality on Townhall

Land of Confusion Sat Jun 1

Steve Deace
DOJ Tells Employees to Verbally Affirm Homosexuality Tue May 28

Todd Starnes
Oh My: Redskins' Quarterback Slams Political Correctness in Viral Tweet Wed May 1

Guy Benson
A Homophobic Nightmare Tue Apr 30

Michael Brown

I had a disturbing dream last night. I guess you could call it a homophobic nightmare. The fact is, wherever I turned in the dream, from McDonald’s to ESPN, charges of “homophobia” and “transphobia” were flying. ... more
Is Christianity Homophobic? Tue Apr 16

Pat Buchanan

No true Catholic church can preach that Jesus hates gays. "Love your enemies" is the message of Christ. ... more
FIRST-PERSON: The way a discussion about homosexuality should go Thu Apr 4

Baptist Press

FIRST-PERSON: The way a discussion about homosexuality should go ... more
The Gospel According to Don Mon Apr 1

Mike Adams

I have an old friend named Don who graduated from college twenty years ago. He has tried every get rich scheme in an effort to retire early and enjoy the good life. Now that he's in his forties and has nothing to show for it, he's decided to take the biggest shortcut in life: he's joined the Democratic Party. ... more
Jesus Christ, Ted Nugent and Rosie O’Donnell Weigh in on Gay Marriage Sun Mar 31

Doug Giles

The other day I was on a radio show being interviewed about my new Sandy Hook Massacre book when the conversation turned to gay marriage. I’m sitting there thinking, “Huh?” … “I didn’t sign up to talk about gay marriage” … “Good Lord, man, I’d rather watch Yoko Ono do an interpretive dance to “Riders on the Storm” then yap about two big lesbians wanting to get hitched.” ... more
Have Some Evangelicals Simply Left Their Bibles Behind? Sat Mar 30

David Stokes

In January of 2009, there was a furor over President-Elect Barack Obama’s selection of California mega-church pastor Rick Warren to pray at his first inauguration. Four years later, another mega-church pastor, Louie Giglio from Atlanta, was awkwardly uninvited to pray at Mr. Obama’s second inaugural. ... more
New Polish film tackles homosexuality in Catholic Church Fri Feb 8

Reuters News
“Gay Sin” Survey Reveals We’re Playing God on Moral Questions Wed Jan 16

Marybeth Hicks

I’m always on the hunt for positive news, there being such consistent media focus on the bad stuff. Most days, headlines essentially read, “Handbasket full; hell in sight.” ... more
An Inauguration to Make Orwell Proud Mon Jan 14

Michael Brown

It was bad enough for the White House to disinvite a pastor from praying at President Obama’s inauguration because he expressed orthodox Christian views in a sermon delivered almost 20 years ago. But to disinvite him in order to reflect “this administration’s vision of inclusion and acceptance for all Americans” is enough to make George Orwell proud. Talk about a classic example of doublespeak! ... more
France Trades Free Speech for a Genderless Society Sat Jan 5

Alan Sears

When a society’s laws recognizing marriage as the union of one man and one woman are changed to honor the unions of same-sex couples, it’s not just the law that changes—it’s also the society itself that changes. A top-down metamorphosis begins in which every aspect of public law changes to match the new definition of marriage. ... more
The Julea Ward Settlement: A Win for Religious Liberty Fri Jan 4

Jeremy Tedesco

Alliance Defending Freedom recently settled a lawsuit brought on behalf of Julea Ward, a former graduate student at Eastern Michigan University who was expelled from her counseling program after refusing to violate her religious beliefs. ... more
Why the Battle for Family Must Go On Wed Nov 28

Alan Sears

In the wake of the U.S. elections, the onslaught of war in the Middle East, and the seemingly endless attacks on the family both here and abroad, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. And if we’re not careful, it’s then easy to adopt of posture of indifference and give up the fight. ... more
Oberlin College Celebrates 'Year of the Queer' Tue Nov 13

Cortney O'Brien
President Obama, More Religious Apostate than Religious Pioneer Mon Oct 22

Michael Brown

According to CNN writer John Blake, President Obama is “a religious pioneer” who, in the opinion of some scholars and pastors, is “also expanding the definition of who can be a Christian by challenging the religious right’s domination of the national stage.” ... more
Ahmadinejad to Piers Morgan: The Zionists are 'Very Adventuresome' Tue Sep 25

America

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tells CNN's Piers Morgan that Iran will defend itself against Israel as it "seeks to fabricate things." ... more
Why Gay Is Not the New Black Tue May 22

Michael Brown

Repeating what has been a rallying cry of gay activism for years, the cover of the December 16, 2008 issue of The Advocate announced, “Gay is the New Black: The Last Great Civil Rights Struggle.” Last week, on May 19th, headlines across the nation announced, “NAACP endorses gay marriage as ‘civil right.’” So, is gay the new black? ... more
America's Mixed Message on Homosexuality Sat May 19

Steve Deace

In a culture as divided as ours, it’s rare to have a majority on both sides of the debate see something the same way, but it appears as if both a majority of traditionalists (conservatives) and progressives (liberals) have made the same mistake. ... more
Why Do the Backwoods Bigots Get to Vote? Tue May 15

Michael Brown

In my last article, I explained how embarrassed the liberal elites were in the aftermath of North Carolina’s decisive passage of the marriage amendment. In their view, it was a triumph for backwoods bigotry. But there was a deeper sentiment lurking beneath the headlines and the sound bites: It’s hardly fair that these bigots get to vote! Just think of how wonderful America would be if only the enlightened ones could make the decisions. ... more
Gay Marriage Will Make Mother’s Day Quite Perplexing Sun May 13

Doug Giles

I think I speak for most heterosexual males when I say I’m not homophobic but chick-o-centric. Let’s keep it positive, okay? ... more
Gay Marriage and the Definition of Words Sun May 13

Derek Hunter

Gay marriage is an issue most Americans simply don’t care about. We have opinions on it, but it simply doesn’t register, especially at a time of high unemployment. ... more
Christians: Savagely Bullied Fri May 11

Rebecca Hagelin

It’s a story that’s been largely ignored by the mainstream press--perhaps because it challenges the politically correct storyline that it’s gay teens who are persecuted and bullied. ... more
Methodists vote to keep stand on homosexuality Thu May 3

AP News