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Church chat
All kinds of remarkable, amusing things are surfacing as the thrashing over the ill-conceived push/message testing/research/whatever poll allegedly commissioned by the Lynn Chapman campaign continues unabated. To wit: This picture is posted (with the caption: “Jerusalem fell and the Holy … Continue reading
Posted in Observation
Tagged Campaigns, Faith, Lynn Chapman, Religious authoritarianism
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Let the conversation begin
Pastor Jay Ahlemann of “The Church of the Valley” has treated us to another expensive, full page ad, this one with even more words in even tinier print. Clearly stung by the outraged response to his last ad, Ahlemann starts … Continue reading
Challenging the religious authorities
The outstanding letter below was published by the Loudoun Easterner this week. It was initially sent to “The Church of the Valley,” but there has been no response. The author asks the very good question “Who would possibly want to … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Commentary
Tagged Church of the Valley, Faith, Letters, Pants on Fire, Religious authoritarianism
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Open dialogue would “embarrass” PHC
This is the flyer that Patrick Henry College officials were handing out to the media on April 12. As you can see from the bolded text, the administration of PHC was more interested in falsely maligning Equality Loudoun than in … Continue reading
Equality Ride at Baylor
Some observations following the Equality Riders as they make their way through Texas and Mississippi: A great idea from the town of Waco, home of Baylor University (and apparently also many large billboards erected by the “ex-gay” industry): A “Board … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Community, Doing the right thing, Faith, Gay-Straight Alliance, Religious authoritarianism, Soulforce Equality Ride, Viewpoint discrimination
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“God’s Harvard”
If you were part of the group that helped provide support to the Soulforce Equality Ride visit to Patrick Henry College back in April, you may remember Hanna Rosin, the Washington Post reporter who was with us for much of … Continue reading →