Homosexuality: Slogans vs Health Risks- part 4 of 4
Using logic and statistics to respond to pro-gay slogans & same-sex marriage, and have a secular case against homosexual behavior.Learn how to respond to these slogans:"Who are you to judge?""You have no right to tell people what they can do in their bedroom""All that matters is adult consent""You are a bigot and a homophobe""You are the reason why so many gays commit suicide" Learn about the health dangers of homosexual behavior to individuals and society as a whole. Learn about the real differences between homosexual relationships and heterosexual marriage. Learn about the harm caused to children raised with same-sex parents. Also, learn what was wrong with the supreme court ruling by analyzing the 4 reasons the majority opinion gave for making the ruling. And more!
August 5, 2015
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Using logic and statistics to respond to pro-gay slogans & same-sex marriage, and have a secular case against homosexual behavior.Learn how to respond to these slogans:"Who are you to judge?""You have no right to tell people what they can do in their bedroom""All that matters is adult consent""You are a bigot and a homophobe""You are the reason why so many gays commit suicide"
Learn about the health dangers of homosexual behavior to individuals and society as a whole.
Learn about the real differences between homosexual relationships and heterosexual marriage.
Learn about the harm caused to children raised with same-sex parents.
Also, learn what was wrong with the supreme court ruling by analyzing the 4 reasons the majority opinion gave for making the ruling.
And more!
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