Pro-Homosexual Clubs Found at 107 Catholic Colleges: PROTEST NOW

TFP Student Action ^ | 6 Dec 2011 | TFP Student Action

[thesaleboat]

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Why are pro-homosexual clubs allowed to promote anti-Catholic behavior on Catholic campuses?

After examining the official web sites of 244 Catholic universities and colleges in America, TFP Student Action found that 107 – or 43% – recognize student clubs that favor the homosexual agenda. Many of these clubs promote same-sex “marriage,” open homosexuality in the military, and push for the mainstreaming of unnatural vice.

[Publius]

However, homosexual behavior tends not to run in both twins.

Interesting point. The Russian composer Peter Tchaikovsky's younger twin brothers, Alexei and Anatoly, were split in that regard. One was heterosexual, and the other was a homosexual pedophile like Peter.

[little jeremiah]

A couple of possible reasons there may be clusters of homosexuals within a family group is because there are certain psychological factors that make people more prone to same sex attraction, as well as being molested. Also if there is someone around the family who molests children or adolescents, more than one person may have been victimized. Homosexuals not only are more prone to molest the young, but they usually molest larger numbers of victims. And a large percentage of homosexuals were molested when young. The link I posted above gives a lot of info about the causes of homosexuality.

[verga]

Thank you for posting this. I have had to many people with an agenda try and convince me of the opposite.

[verga]

I always thought that Tchaikovsky was asexual. Do you have a source?

[Publius]

In the mid-Nineties, two Tchaikovsky biographies were published, and The New Republic reviewed them together.

One book took the sensationalist line about Tchaikovsky committing suicide when sentenced to do so by a Russian court of honor that was outraged over his buggering a 17 year old nobleman's son.

The other book put Tchaikovsky's homosexuality into the context of Russian society of the time. It debunked the whole idea that Tchaikovsky killed himself.

But both books went into the lives of the four Tchaikovsky brothers: Peter, Modest, Alexei and Anatoly. Both laid down the whole homosexual thread in the family tree.

It's been too many years since I read the review to remember the names and authors of the two books. Run a search on biographies of Tchaikovsky, and you'll find both books. I believe the year of publication was 1995.

[verga]

Thank you, I will check our public library.