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April 9, 2009
Iowa and Vermont move ahead on a divisive issue. Should Americans be concerned?
On the CT podcast blog I discuss some of the political and theological implications of the new push for homosexual marriage. John Blok of Prime Time Florida hosts.
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It's not about "homosexual marriage," as "homosexuals" don't exist except in the minds of people who seem to have a deeply pathetic, psychological need for petty resentments, carefully calculated ignorance, disrespect for human dignity, disrespect for earned authority, a bizarre sense of entitlement to unearned privilege and political hegemony, rather naked greed for other people's jobs, influences and properties, and general ill will and jealousy in general to their neighbors who should do as God tells them to do, and bow and grovel before God's regents of His royal race....but don't.
It's about "marriage," period.
Posted By: Gregiry Peterson | April 10, 2009 5:05 AM