"De-Gay" is the attempt or process to rid one of homosexual thoughts/actions.
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Showing posts with label ex-gay therapy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ex-gay therapy. Show all posts
Monday, August 17
Saturday, June 27
Open Forum: Gay Exorcisms
Bizarre attempts to de-gay people have been going on for years by fringe psychologists and religious people who subscribe to the so called 'ex-gay' movement. Attempts to alter sexual orientation have included but are not limited to electro-shock therapy, psychoanalysis, hormone therapy, aversion therapy, behavior modification, and hypnosis.One of the more egregious claims by some religious groups is that homosexuality is the cause of some evil spirit holding the body. They operate under the misguided premise that homosexual demons can conquer bodies and that the devil can embody a person manifesting itself in homosexual behavior. They believe the only way to help this person is through an exorcism.
This has recently come to the spotlight and received nationwide media attention after a 16 year old was subjected to a gay exorcism at the Manifested Glory Ministries Church in Connecticut.
Below is a video of a new clip discussing the story:
Where does freedom of religion cross the line and become child abuse? The video above shows a minor being attacked physically and verbally while he is faint and vomiting. Are gay exorcisms freedom of religion or is this a new form of abuse that must be stopped swiftly?
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Thursday, June 11
Thank Grand Valley State University for Hosting Panel discussion on "Ex-gay" Industry.
Focus on the Family is bringing their notorious "ex-gay" road show, Love Won Out, to Grand Rapids, Michigan this week. In response, Grand Valley State University is hosting Wayne Bessen of Truth Wins Out's presentation, followed by a panel discussion on the danger of "ex-gay" programs.If you are encouraged that Grand Valley is offering this program -- "Religion and Homophobia: Spiritual Violence in our Community" -- then let the university know: 616-331-2221.
Crossposted via Truth Wins Out.
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