Comment by Andrew W on April 29, 2011 at 2:16pm

I'm a guy... and i loveeee women. If someone tried to "help" me love/marry/have sex with another man it just wouldn't work, simply because I'm not gay.

So why is it so hard to understand that the other way around? 

The only bad thing about homosexual people  - are the heterosexual people that don't like them.

Comment by Michael Andrews on April 29, 2011 at 3:31pm

I think it would alarm free-thinking Atheists how many disturbed gay christians actually believe that "change" is possible through relentless devotion to their god. These mind-control centers are usually overseen by christian men who have driven their own homosexuality deep into the dark while still allowing an intimacy that borders on seduction with these confused, frightened young men. Sex is a frequent outcome, followed by tremendous guilt and suffering. Suicide is tragically sometimes the end result of this "christian" approach to healing and comfort.
Would we tolerate this if it was ANYTHING besides religion? Would we do this to our troubled Daughters?

Comment by Axcella Marie Zelensky on April 29, 2011 at 7:55pm

Actually for some christians killing someone who is gay in brutal attack is the only way to deal with. I am a part of the GLBT community and one area of concern for me is the struggle for the T part of the GLBT finds the church making statements that the Transgendered person should not be allowed to use for instance a Male to female using a female washroom in fear that they may sexually assault the women in the washroom. Which has no evidence of it happening. Although woman, men, and children have experienced sexual assault and abuse in many of the church institutions, leaves you to wonder which group we should fear the most?

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