OK. My blood is boiling…again.
After my video performance last night, I felt better as I felt I had blown off some steam. Yet, as I perused my blog reader with my usual quick glance at the 200+ blogs I review daily, this story caught my eye over at Good As You, Joe My God and other gay reads – Connecting the Dots: The Link Between Gay Marriage and Mass Murders.
Rich and I were just talking this morning about how the anti-gay movement is resorting to more and more desperate measures to “put us in our place.” Here’s just a little snippet from this article via the Christian Newswire from Morality in Media’s Bob Peters:
“The underlying problem is that increasingly we live in a ‘post-Christian’ society, where Judeo-Christian faith and values have less and less influence. Among other things, Judaism and Christianity taught that murder was wrong and that included murder motivated by anger, hatred and revenge. Both religions also taught that we are to love our neighbor as ourselves and to forgive others.
“For many citizens, what has replaced Judeo-Christian faith and values is the secular value system that is reflected in films, rap/music lyrics, and videogames and on TV and now the Internet, where the taking of human life for just about any reason is commonplace and is often portrayed in an appealing manner and in realistic detail. Murder motivated by hatred and revenge is also justified.
“This secular value system is also reflected in the ‘sexual revolution,’ which is the driving force behind the push for ‘gay marriage;’ and the Iowa Supreme Court decision is another indication that despite all the damage this revolution has caused to children, adults, family life and society (think abortion, divorce, pornography, rape, sexual abuse of children, sexually transmitted diseases, trafficking in women and children, unwed teen mothers and more), it continues to advance relentlessly.
They will do all they can to link the LGBT community to every disaster and nutcase in the world. I miss the days when we were just blamed for hurricanes and earthquakes.
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