Part of the hypocrisy of the “anti-bullying” movement is that the concept of bullying is never defined in a meaningful way. Evidently, bullying is one of those things that is only defined by the “victim.”

Hence, we have the spectacle of the man who created the video “It Gets Better” speaking against the bullying of gay kids, but then turning around and bullying kids with Christian beliefs – and getting away with it.

As many as 100 high school students walked out of a national journalism conference after an anti-bullying speaker began cursing, attacked the Bible and reportedly called those who refused to listen to his rant “pansy as***.”

The speaker was Dan Savage, founder of the “It Gets Better” project, an anti-bullying campaign that has reached more than 40 million viewers with contributors ranging from President Obama to Hollywood stars.

This episode takes on special significance when one learns that Savage, and his husband, were guests at the White House for President Obama’s 2011 LGBT Pride Month reception. He was also invited to a White House anti-bullying conference.

Savage’s opposition to bullying seems to depend on whether his bullying is getting gored or not.

Pastor Terry K. Hagedorn
Calvary Baptist Church
PO Box 282 Reedsville, WV
Ph. 304-864-3870
MOUNTAIN MANNA, 96.7 FM, Sundays 9:30ish

http://mountainmanna.com

“Pointing Mountaineers to Mount Calvary.”

Proposed Law Would Force Churches to Host Gay Weddings

Apr 23, 2012 By Todd Starnes Religious liberty groups are blasting a proposed ordinance that would force churches in Hutchinson, Kan. to rent their facilities for gay weddings and gay parties.

The Hutchinson City Council will consider adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the protected classes in the city’s human relations code. They are expected to vote on the changes next month.

According to the Hutchinson Human Relations Commission, churches that rent out their buildings to the general public would not be allowed to discriminate “against a gay couple who want to rent the building for a party.”

Meryl Dye, a spokesperson for the Human Relations Commission confirmed to Fox News that churches would be subjected to portions of the proposed law.

“They would not be able to discriminate against gay and lesbian or transgender individuals,” Dye said. “That type of protection parallels to what you find in race discrimination. If a church provides lodging or rents a facility they could not discriminate based on race. It’s along that kind of thinking.”

Matthew Staver, chairman of the Liberty Counsel Action, told Fox News the proposed law is “un-American.”

“It is a collision course between religious freedom and the LGBT agenda,” Staver said. “This proposed legislation will ultimately override the religious freedom that is protected under the First Amendment.”

(Excerpt) Read more at radio.foxnews.com …

On March 8, 2012, The Very Reverend Dr. Katherine Hancock Ragsdale, President and Dean Episcopal Divinity School appeared before a Congressional committee and made her case for abortion rights.

Her arguments were very similar to her remarks made in her first sermon at the Episcopal Divinity School. entitled, “Our Work is Not Done.” An excerpt follows:

“When a woman wants a child but can’t afford one because she hasn’t the education necessary for a sustainable job, or access to health care, or day care, or adequate food, it is the abysmal priorities of our nation, the lack of social supports, the absence of justice that are the tragedies; the abortion is a blessing. “

“And when a woman becomes pregnant within a loving, supportive, respectful relationship; has every option open to her; decides she does not wish to bear a child; and has access to a safe, affordable abortion – there is not a tragedy in sight — only blessing. The ability to enjoy God’s good gift of sexuality without compromising one’s education, life’s work, or ability to
put to use God’s gifts and call is simply blessing. “

To follow Ragsdale’s logic would mean that parents who kill their families in bad times or circumstances are a blessing, as well.

The new president of the Episcopal Divinity School is openly gay and an outspoken advocate of abortion and Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender rights. She is married to a woman serves as a Rector of an Episcopal Church in Massachusetts.

Pro-Life Christian, abortion is contrary to God’s law and our work is not done. There are many people who wish to adopt and there is a lack of those in the US who gives their babies up for adoption because they choose abortion.

May this woman serve as a warning to the Presbyterian Church USA, United Methodist Church, liberal Baptist associations and conventions, etc. that this is what happens when you violate God’s Word and accept and ordain reprobates (LGBT or otherwise).

Abortion is not a blessing. It is a curse upon this nation-ever since we started killing babies in the womb in 1973, this country has gone down hill.

Pastor Terry K. Hagedorn
Calvary Baptist Church
PO Box 282 Reedsville, WV
Ph. 304-864-3870
MOUNTAIN MANNA, 96.7 FM, Sundays 9:30ish

http://mountainmanna.com

“Pointing Mountaineers to Mount Calvary.”