For years traditional marriage defenders have said that legalizing same-sex “marriage” would destroy the institution of marriage. For years homosexuals have denied this accusation and said they simply want to be “married” like everyone else. The back and forth has led to a bitter rivalry that often ends in not so admirable name-calling. But the truth is that the entire defense of same-sex “marriage” is largely based on a lie perpetrated upon an unsuspecting public that are at times all too willing to be considered “gay friendly” and therefore willing to help their cause.
The atmosphere of “tolerance” in our society today has resulted in people having little knowledge or reputable facts about what they are advocating and simply advocating for the sake of being “inclusive” and “tolerant.” The reality is that this cultural meme has resulted in advocates of various stripes (homosexual, abortion etc.) needing no supporting data but rather just a good narrative. And with this narrative they have rallied many to their cause without so much as a passing consideration of the ultimate effects.
So while homosexual advocates prey on the emotions of the “persecuted” gay and lesbians that are not allowed to marry, the truth of their agenda has gone quietly unchallenged by the media (who are in their pockets), lawmakers (who want votes), and most importantly, every day citizens. But, if the truth of the homosexual agenda was revealed it would surface that the cautions and concerns of traditional marriage advocates are far more legitimate than anyone would suspect.
Recently a lesbian activist revealed the truth of the homosexual agenda as she said the institution of marriage will change, that marriage should not exist, and that families should be made up of any number of adults and parents. Here’s her remarks: [Read more...]
About Nathan Cherry
Nathan Cherry is the chief editor and blogger for the Engage Family Minute blog, the official blog of the FPCWV. He serves also as the Regional Development Coordinator as a liaison to the pastor's of West Virginia. He is a pro-life, pro-traditional marriage, pro-religious freedom conservative. He is also a husband, father, pastor, author, musician, and follower of Jesus Christ.
I write this not to professional homosexuals. That is to say, not to members of the well-funded, politically powerful homosexual activist lobby. They will mock and reject my words outright. They will twist and misrepresent what I say to further their own socio-political agenda. That’s fine. It’s to be expected. It merits little more than a yawn and an eye roll.
