Focus on the Family
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| - | 1 ''Homosexual activists claim their lifestyle, which in some cases includes thousands of sexual partners, should be sanctioned, protected, and granted special rights by society. | + | 1 ''Homosexual activists claim their lifestyle, which in some cases includes thousands of sexual partners, should be sanctioned, protected, and granted special rights by society.'' ([http://www.family.org/married/topics/a0025114.cfm src]) |
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| - | 2 ''Realize that at the core of the homosexual struggle, there is a deep-seated sense of rejection.'' ([http://www.family.org/pastor/resources/sos/a0006413.cfm src]) | + | 2 ''Realize that at the core of the homosexual struggle, there is '''a deep-seated sense of rejection'''.'' ([http://www.family.org/pastor/resources/sos/a0006413.cfm src]) |
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| + | 3 ''Homosexual men are often narcissistic enough to start with.'' ([http://www.pureintimacy.org/gr/homosexuality/a0000062.cfm src]) | ||
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| + | 4 ''The '''stereotypical fastidiousness of the male homosexual''' – his grooming, his clothes – often give him away.'' ([http://www.pureintimacy.org/gr/homosexuality/a0000062.cfm src]) | ||
[[Category:United States of America]] | [[Category:United States of America]] | ||
[[Category:Christian organisation]] | [[Category:Christian organisation]] | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 8 May 2006
Focus on the Family is an American organisation promoting conservative christian values. Among others, it maintains the Family.org website. Members believe that homosexuality is a disorder that can be altered through reparative therapy.
Quotes
1 Homosexual activists claim their lifestyle, which in some cases includes thousands of sexual partners, should be sanctioned, protected, and granted special rights by society. (src)
2 Realize that at the core of the homosexual struggle, there is a deep-seated sense of rejection. (src)
3 Homosexual men are often narcissistic enough to start with. (src)
4 The stereotypical fastidiousness of the male homosexual – his grooming, his clothes – often give him away. (src)
