Indiana teacher wants straight prom because LGBT people have no ‘purpose’

More from the “We call ourselves Christians but really we’re just huge jerks and this is how we justify it” department… I’m so embarrassed. [repostus hash=962d954d7a0f003154ca95f43e88c8ac title=Indiana+teacher+wants+straight+prom+because+LGBT+people+have+no+%26%238216%3Bpurpose%26%238217%3B host=Raw+Story+ short=1zDsf snip=A+special+education+teacher+from+Sullivan%2C+Indiana+is+joining+a+group+of+students%2C+parents+and+other+Christians+in+the+community+who+are+calling+for+a+prom+that+bans+LGBT+people+because+she+says+they+have+no+%E2%80%9Cpurpose+in+life.%E2%80%9D+WTWO-TV+reported+that+the+group+met+at+Sullivan+First+Christian+Church%26hellip%3B thumb=4281955 jump=5]

When Is It Okay to Give Up?

Many people have complimented me on my courage and persistence lately, as I continue to struggle with my MS. The question though, really, is what is the alternative? Is it some great virtue that I refuse to cop an attitude and grow whiny and ask “why me” every five minutes? In the face of a huge challengeContinue reading “When Is It Okay to Give Up?”

Seven Reasons I Avoid Traditional Christian Language, prt. 2

(cont. from previous post) 7. Nearly all traditional Christian language is belief-based instead of relationship-based. Christians claim that knowing God is about a relationship, not about rules, right? But what are doctrines and creeds, other than rules and statements about what you are supposed to believe? The religion of Christianity is a set of rulesContinue reading “Seven Reasons I Avoid Traditional Christian Language, prt. 2”

Seven Reasons I Avoid Traditional Christian Language, prt. 1

I have been trying this past week to keep my social media friends updated on my current struggle with multiple sclerosis. Most responses have been affirming and gracious, but some indicate that I apparently do not use enough traditional Christian language. Some readers have been put off by my references to positive points in otherContinue reading “Seven Reasons I Avoid Traditional Christian Language, prt. 1”

My Experience with Meditation

When I first started meditating, it nearly always made me angry. I felt such disgust and even self-hatred for how useless it seemed, that I couldn’t seem to ‘get it,’ that I couldn’t control my thoughts. Of course I realized that was exactly the reason I was doing it, and gradually that anger began to subside. In other words,Continue reading “My Experience with Meditation”

Words Give You Away

Words give you away. A week or so ago I posted something on Facebook to encourage people who fear that God has been removed from our schools. That post got more likes and shares and “thank you’s” than anything else I’ve ever put on Facebook. When one of my friends shared it to his FacebookContinue reading “Words Give You Away”

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