The APA "started changing pretty drastically by the late 1980s," said Cummings. "By the mid 1990s, the Leona Tyler principle was absolutely forgotten, that political stances seemed to override any scientific results. Cherry-picking results became the mode. The gay rights movement sort of captured the APA."

Cummings says that the movement for "diversity" in the APA, which he endorsed, had resulted in a lack of diversity regarding heterosexuals.

I've been saying for years that liberal Christianity will have to up the ante on its purported self-loathing in order to promote itself as this generation's rightful owners of the White Man's Burden.

Sorry, I should have said White Person's Burden.

"Today, we are sending demand letters to school districts in Florida, Maine, Virginia, West Virginia, Mississippi, and Alabama insisting that they take steps to end single-sex programs that rely on and promote archaic and harmful sex stereotypes," the ACLU announced.

"And we're launching a new campaign called Teach Kids, Not Stereotypes to drive the point home."

More than 150.6 million Christian adherents and 344,894 congregations were reported across the country. It is noteworthy that less than 50 percent of of the nation's population identified as Christian adherents. With close to 15.8 million Christian adherents, California reported the highest number of Christian adherents, whereas Vermont reported the lowest -- only 200,000 identified as Christian adherents. Around 10 percent of the nation's Christians reside in California.