Excuse me 'lady', as a free American I can spend my time and money saying anything I want and your assumption of untruths and lies is just that.
Watch for the left-wing censorship police here.
I know several people who claim this worked for them.
Someone is living in denial IMO. I would consider myself an abject failure as a parent under those circumstances. If she wants to respond she can pay for her own damn billboards.
Truth can have an amazing effect on some people. Exodus International has been ministering to those enslaved by homosexuality for a long time. I am glad to see this approach.
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Ms. Null, so far as I can tell (I haven't seen the billboards), the organization is presenting the fact that for those who are oriented toward the same sex and find the lifestyle unfulfilling, an alternative exists. It's a stance that's very pro-choice, if you will.
Focus on the Family makes no such claim. I don't know if the Houston Chronicle got it wrong or if the PFLAG spokeswoman did, but this is misinformation, especially in light of the accusations of "lies" and "myths."
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Heck of a name, Null.
I'm sick of the way people like this always twist what ministries like this do. No one is forcing people to go to these conferences, people go of their own free will. Of course, that is the very thing that Null would like to stop.
Not everyone is happy living in the homosexual lifestyle. That is a fact. And I'm quite sure that a lot of the people who say they are happy are not. Null would like all of those who are miserable to remain miserable just so she can preach her message that there's no way out.
And what the heck is it with this transgender thing? How in the world can you look at a person who wants to have his genitals removed and say that's normal. Given, there could be some things going on in a persons body that we don't understand, but I don't think that bodily mutilitation is the solution.
As for changing, there are failures, even in a religious atmosphere. The idea is not to become a heterosexual, to become straight, though that may happen. The idea is to get right with God. If people set their sights too high, they're going to see themselves as failures if they don't make it. At that point they'll probably fall back into their old ways, ways that are comfortable.
I think that people have to have the right mindset to change as well. It's like when you tell someone you're sorry when you're really not. You may say you're going to change, but deep down you think, I really like this, I'll just fool around a little bit. That little bit becomes more and more until finally you give up and say the system failed you, instead of you failing.
The big problem that Null has is that her worldview depends on homosexuality being innate. That gives them a leg up (so to speak) in getting non-discrimination legislation passed. The worst enemy of her kind is people like John Paulk and Stephen Bennett.
Speaking of Paulk, the homosexual groups went nuts when he walked into that gay bar in DC or wherever. Would they tell an alcoholic that fell off the wagon to give it up and just accept the fact that he's an alcoholic? Mind you there is more evidence for alcoholicism being genetic than homosexuality. Paulk fell off the wagon, big whoop.
If things continue like Null wants, we'll have states like Illinois that have passed legislation that protects a group of people because of their BEHAVIOR.
"For an organization [like PFLAG] to spend their time and money promoting untruth and liesThere, that's TRUTHFUL.againstabout gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgenders is a deplorable situation. Our children are perfectly fine the way they are"said Sue Null, an advocacy chairwoman with PFLAGsays almost every single parent in the United States.
Who do these people think they are? So what if they don't like it. I see a lot of things I don't like, on billboards, on television and lots of other places. I deal with it! What these people don't like is having anything pricking what's left of their consciences.
That strikes me a humorous--"Null" is an understatement.
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First person account ... can't argue with that. What's the offense?
"For an organization to spend their time and money promoting untruth and lies against gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgenders is a deplorable situation. Our children are perfectly fine the way they are," said Sue Null, an advocacy chairwoman with PFLAG.
If your children are fine, why should this message bother you? Your children aren't the ones asking the questions. The children who are asking the questions deserve to know there are answers.
What bothers you so much, Suzie? Are you afraid they might ask the questions?
Shalom.
but a homo-dating service in plain sight of all children would promoted.