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February 15 2011 By virtueonline Protesting the Bishop. Jewish psychiatrist displeased with Tutu

He wasn't prepared to disclose the details of that protest, but 27 members, who have decided not to attend the gathering, have listed their names on an ad, which will run in the next issue of Psychiatric Times - the APA publication - explaining why.

One of the signees, Dr. Thomas G. Gutheil, a distinguished life fellow of the APA, has gone further, resigning from the organization.

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February 15 2011 By virtueonline ROME:Rights Versus Religion. No Tolerance for Christianity

He co-authored a study called "Gay Marriage And Homosexuality: Some Medical Comments in February 2005." The article said that, while the majority of homosexuals are not engaged in pedophilia, there is a disproportionately greater number of homosexuals among pedophiles.

"My appointment has merely been revoked as a result of my views on matters completely unrelated to drug policy," Raabe complained in comments published the same day by the Daily Mail newspaper.

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February 12 2011 By virtueonline Unreasonable Doubt:Reasons for unbelief more complex than many atheists let on

Christian apologists have responded to the New Atheists' arguments-which are often nothing more than a rehashing of traditional objections-with rational arguments of their own. However, they have not talked much about non-rational causes of unbelief. We humans are not only reasoning beings. We also have emotions, desires, and free wills, and these influence our beliefs.

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February 12 2011 By virtueonline Air Force Academy to Hold Prayer Luncheon; Lawsuit Dismissed

Mikey Weinstein, president of the New Mexico-based MRFF, argues that allowing McClary to speak means the academy is actively promoting the Christian faith through the event.

Air Force Academy professor Mullin said he felt he had to attend the event or face retribution. But a Justice Department attorney said the plaintiff's fears of retribution were "entirely speculative." The attorney also said Mullin didn't raise his concerns with the academy's chain of command.

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February 11 2011 By virtueonline What the Bible Really Says About Sex . . . Really?

Miller bases her report on two recent books - Michael Coogan's God and Sex: What the Bible Really Says and Jennifer Wright Knust's Unprotected Texts: The Bible's Surprising Contradictions about Sex and Desire. Neither of these books breaks new ground. Instead, the books distill arguments that have become common among liberal and revisionist Bible scholars and homosexual activist groups.

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February 10 2011 By virtueonline PROVIDENCE, RI: House Committee to consider same-sex marriage bill next week

While reaffirming that the Catholic Church has "nothing but the utmost respect and care for individuals with homosexual orientation," the bishop expressed his disappointment that Gov. Lincoln Chafee was limiting debate on such an important matter to the legislature and not allow a "full, robust and open discussion" by the citizens of the state.

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February 09 2011 By virtueonline Where is Marriage Headed?

In truth, there are actually very few countries which have legalised same-sex marriage. At last count there were only ten nations around the world which have gone down this path. Given that there are some 200 or so nations in existence, this is a very tiny minority indeed.

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February 08 2011 By virtueonline The New Atheism and the Dogma of Darwinism

Atheism has appeared in some form in Western cultures since the midpoint of the last millennium. The word "atheist" did not even exist within the English language until the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. The earliest atheists were most often philosophical and theological skeptics who denied the existence of any personal God. Nevertheless, the God they almost always rejected is the God of the Bible - in other words, a specific rejection of Christianity.

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February 04 2011 By virtueonline Victory for American Fireman Forced to join Homosexual Pride Parade

Fire Capt. John Ghiotto, who led the men during the lawsuit, said that had the men refused they would have risked being penalised.

"You could not even look at the crowd without getting some type of sexual gesture," stated the original complaint, which noted that Christian protesters reviled them for joining the parade. Had the men refused, Ghiotto noted, the men risked being immediately suspended and stripped of any chance of promotion.

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January 31 2011 By virtueonline UK:Calls for me to be killed prove bedrock values of society are in grave danger

In my article, I expressed concern that attempting to bar a Christian GP from the government's advisory council on drugs because of his views on homosexuality, ­bombarding the school curriculum with irrelevant gay references, and prosecuting Christian hoteliers for refusing to ­accommodate gay men in the same bedroom were ­examples of a frightening intolerance.

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