Christianity

“I made peace with God with it,” Cookie Johnson tells Oprah Winfrey. “So I’m good.”

Lorie Smith is suing so her web design business can “celebrate and promote God’s design for marriage:” one woman, one man.

Family court Judge Tom Philpot says same-sex marriage is an oxymoron like “jumbo shrimp” or a “magnificent Chihuahua.”

“This kind of multiculturalism is not a blessing, it is a curse.”

Nearly 3/4 of the homophobic stage crew threatened to walk off the job if Trey Pearson and his band Everyday Sunday took the stage.

“They wanted me to certify that I had completed the training,” says David Hall. “I’m not going to certify sin.”

“I won’t be calling you terrible things or threatening you or your family as so many of your readers have done to me.”

“We just wanted to let you know that if you do believe in Jesus, Jehovah, Vishnu, or anyone else, well that he, or she, loves gay people just as much as straight people.”

In her pioneer book, Homophobia: A Weapon of Sexism, Suzanne Pharr describes a series of elements she finds common to the multiple forms of oppression. Such elements include what she refers to as a “defined norm” and a “lack of prior claim,” among many others. Pharr explains a “defined norm” as “…a standard of rightness […]

A dozen parishes met this week to consider splitting from the church and forming a new conservative “shadow synod.”

Kenneth Adkins, 56, faces one count of aggravated child molestation and one count of child molestation.

In a stirring (some would say scary) email, Matt Barber implored followers to “strike down this progressive movement in America.”

The far right leader who last year said of natural disasters, “God is trying to send us a message,” now says he didn’t say that.

The Right-wing Christian leader is questioning why his home was wrecked by what he called a “flood of biblical proportions.”

Theodore Shoebat says, “When Jesus comes back, Jesus is going to kill all these sodomites.”

The group marched in the Toronto Pride Parade under the banner “Gay Zombies Cannabis Consumers Association” and handed out anti-LGBT propaganda.

“All men and women are #sinners and deserving of hell.” he wrote on social media. He has since apologized for “misleading anybody.”

The presumptive Republican nominee preached to the choir and won a standing ovation from hundreds of conservative Christians.

“We are not trying to kill them,” says Pastor Jesse Price of Tennessee. He says “homosexuals need to be saved.”

“Sadly, we can’t change the hearts of people, like Mateen, as quickly as we would like to. However, we can change his behavior or, at least, make him accountable.”