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US Christian school ‘asked lesbian student to leave’

A Christian school in the US state of Connecticut allegedly asked a student to leave because she is a lesbian.
Rachel Aviles, who was about to start her senior year at The Master’s School, a K-12 Christian school in West Simsbury, says she was asked to leave to avoid being expelled.
According to the Hartford Courant, she went on a school trip during the spring in which she and some friends joked around by pretending to be married and holding hands.
When they returned to school, administrators questioned them about their sexual orientation.

US Christian school ‘asked lesbian student to leave’

A Christian school in the US state of Connecticut allegedly asked a student to leave because she is a lesbian.
Rachel Aviles, who was about to start her senior year at The Master’s School, a K-12 Christian school in West Simsbury, says she was asked to leave to avoid being expelled.
According to the Hartford Courant, she went on a school trip during the spring in which she and some friends joked around by pretending to be married and holding hands.
When they returned to school, administrators questioned them about their sexual orientation.

Website tracks ‘gay homophobes’

Barely a week seems to go by without a new case of ‘gay homophobia’ – that is, professional homophobes apparently caught in the act they claim to despise.
Now, website Gayhomophobe.com tracks the number of days since the latest scandal.
Top of the list right now is Puerto Rican senator Roberto Arango, who apparently posted photos of his naked bottom on gay iPhone app Grindr.

Website tracks ‘gay homophobes’

Barely a week seems to go by without a new case of ‘gay homophobia’ – that is, professional homophobes apparently caught in the act they claim to despise.
Now, website Gayhomophobe.com tracks the number of days since the latest scandal.
Top of the list right now is Puerto Rican senator Roberto Arango, who apparently posted photos of his naked bottom on gay iPhone app Grindr.

Archbishop of Glasgow hits out at ‘foolish’ gay marriage supporters

Another Scottish Catholic leader has attacked proposals to bring marriage equality to the country.
Mario Conti, the Archbishop of Glasgow, said that allowing gay marriage would be “foolish” and render marriage “meaningless”.
Earlier this week, the leader of the Catholic Church in Scotland, Cardinal Keith O’Brien, accused marriage equality campaigners of trying to “rewrite nature”.

Archbishop of Glasgow hits out at ‘foolish’ gay marriage supporters

Another Scottish Catholic leader has attacked proposals to bring marriage equality to the country.
Mario Conti, the Archbishop of Glasgow, said that allowing gay marriage would be “foolish” and render marriage “meaningless”.
Earlier this week, the leader of the Catholic Church in Scotland, Cardinal Keith O’Brien, accused marriage equality campaigners of trying to “rewrite nature”.

Scottish Catholic leader attacks gay marriage

The leader of the Catholic Church in Scotland, Cardinal Keith O’Brien, has accused marriage equality campaigners of trying to “rewrite nature”.
In a strongly-worded attack on same-sex marriage, he said the plans would be “strenuously opposed”.
This week, the SNP government announced a consultation on whether same-sex couples should be allowed to wed.

Scottish Catholic leader attacks gay marriage

The leader of the Catholic Church in Scotland, Cardinal Keith O’Brien, has accused marriage equality campaigners of trying to “rewrite nature”.
In a strongly-worded attack on same-sex marriage, he said the plans would be “strenuously opposed”.
This week, the SNP government announced a consultation on whether same-sex couples should be allowed to wed.

Scottish Catholic leader attacks gay marriage

The leader of the Catholic Church in Scotland, Cardinal Keith O’Brien, has accused marriage equality campaigners of trying to “rewrite nature”.
In a strongly-worded attack on same-sex marriage, he said the plans would be “strenuously opposed”.
This week, the SNP government announced a consultation on whether same-sex couples should be allowed to wed.

Kristen Chenoweth on being a Christian and a gay rights supporter

US singer and actress Kristen Chenoweth has described how she balances her Christian faith with support for gay rights.
The West Wing and Wicked star has been praised for supporting equality and last year, defended her Promises, Promises co-star Sean Hayes after an article said he couldn’t play a straight man.
She told The Advocate: “I read my Bible and I pray and all of that – I really do. But at the same time, I don’t think being gay is a sin. Period

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