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A congresswoman and several of her staff members have died in an accident on a state highway in Indiana.Rep. Jackie Walorski and two staff members were killed in a car crash Wednesday afternoon, said local authorities in Elkhart County, Ind.“It is with a heavy heart that I am sharing this statement from the Office of Congresswoman Jackie Walorski,” House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said in an announcement on Twitter.“Dean Swihart, Jackie’s husband, was just informed by the Elkhart County Sheriff’s office that Jackie was killed in a car accident this afternoon.

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Ted Lieu standing in silence after he said he would recite what Jesus Christ "said about homosexuality" has gone viral.The California lawmaker was giving a one-minute speech on the House floor on Wednesday, which he used to criticize the GOP for pushing through a number of bills targeting LGBTQ people.During his speech, Lieu cited a story in The Washington Post with the headline GOP lawmakers push historic wave of bills targeting rights of LGBTQ teens, children and their families.The article noted how Republicans have filed nearly 200 state bills relating to LGBTQ restrictions between January and March, including banning school books which discuss gay or trans issues or preventing transgender youth from playing competitive school sports in teams that align with their gender identity.Lieu then cited another Washington Post article from April entitled Some Republicans fear party overreach on LGBT measures, in which GOP figures spoke out against the so-called "don't say gay" laws first introduced in Florida."I just thought I would now recite for you what Jesus Christ said about homosexuality," Lieu said before standing in silence for more than 20 seconds."I yield back" he then concluded.A clip of Lieu's speech was posted onto Twitter by user @Acyn, who frequently posts snippets of interviews and public comments from lawmakers. The footage of Lieu has been viewed more than 1.3 million times.Lieu made a similar remark in a June 5 tweet in which he criticized baseballer Jason Adams and the other Tampa Bay players who refused to wear the rainbow flag logo on their uniforms over the weekend to commemorate the start of Pride month."Pitcher Jason Adam should read the New Testament.

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Two weeks before the final episode of The Ellen Degeneres Show, comedian Jerrod Carmichael appeared on the program to talk about his latest special Rothaniel, in which he came out as gay, and the response he’s received since. At-home viewers also saw Carmichael thank Ellen for coming out when she did, explaining how her courage directly impacted him.Ellen’s studio audience also witnessed one joke that never made it to air. In a recent interview on Showtime’s Desus & Mero, Carmichael revealed the joke — well, the punchline at least — that was apparently too much for the daytime NBC crowd.

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Dustin Lance Black still gets emotional when he talks about the time he left the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, around three decades ago. It was hard, he said, because he loved the church. But his Mormon father had run off to marry his own first cousin, leaving behind a wife and three children.

NBC News. “She knew I wanted to honor what I’d been through and what I had to face,” the graduate said. Other sisters helped and supported her.After flashing the flag, “I swear I blacked out.

posted a TikTok of her putting together the gown and wearing it to graduation where it received more than 2.7 million views and 5,700 comments since Sunday."At BYU it's against the honor code to be in a homosexual relationship," the on-screen text read as Orr used a sewing machine to stitch a rainbow pride flag inside her graduation gown."If you are discovered to be dating or just holding hands there are severe consequences," the on-screen text continued. "They threaten to take away your degree and kick you out of the university."BYU, located in Provo, Utah, is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Students who attend must follow the university's honor code, which includes abstaining from "alcoholic beverages, tobacco, tea, coffee, vaping, and substance abuse" as well as living a "chaste and virtuous life, including abstaining from any sexual relations outside a marriage between a man and a woman."An estimated 7.1 percent of American adults self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or non-heterosexual, according to data collected by Gallup.

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Family Research Council President Tony Perkins preached at Westgate Chapel in Edmonds, Washington, Sunday. Following his sermon, Perkins sat down with Westgate’s senior pastor Alec Rowlands for a wide-ranging discussion on the issue of “The Church and Politics.”

Hemant Mehta posted this short clip video from Sunday, February 7:On Sunday, Baptist preacher Danil Kutsar was telling his congregation that he hates gay people… when he went on a quick tangent to remind them that he really, really hates gay people.Just vile stuff… pic.twitter.com/swLIGnONem— Hemant Mehta (@hemantmehta) February 10, 2022Mehta says Kutsar doubled down this past Sunday.“Praise God,” Kutsar says. “I’m happy” that “sodomites” commit suicide.“I hope that every sodomite dies,” Kutsar says in this new clip.

The United States Education Department has dismissed an anti-LGBTQ+ complaint against Brigham Young University (BYU).

specifically addressed BYU’s ban on same-sex dating. The Provo, Utah, school, affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (a.k.a.

Ghana’s House of Bishops has condemned the proposed anti-LGBTQ+ bill in a new statement. 

The Church Times reports.“Nevertheless, Ghanaian citizens must not use the bill as an avenue to assault persons with homosexual orientation but show love to them as the Church of Jesus Christ is called to demonstrate the love of God by protecting all vulnerable people and groups. Acts of harassment, intimidation and hostilities against LGBTQ+ people should be condemned,” the statement continued.It also stated, “the criminalization of sections of the bill are severe and must be reviewed.”The statement comes after Ghanaian President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo said there should be more tolerance in the face of the proposed bill. The draft bill proposes a five-year maximum prison sentence for those who are LGBTQ+.

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The Salt Lake Tribune.The school, which is run by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, can punish students for holding hands or kissing someone of the same sex. They face harsher discipline than straight students, the Associated Press reports.Senior BYU student Everett Patterson said the punishment for same-sex dating can be a warning or even an expulsion. He told TV station KSTU that he knows someone personally who had to leave BYU.“They had gone in and admitted themself assuming there’d be some kind of discipline but not that they’d be expelled from the university,” Patterson said.

The Salt Lake Tribune concerns complaints of alleged Title IX violations over the school's continued enforcement of a ban against same-sex dating after specific mentions of LGBTQ relationships were removed from the school's honor code.Early in 2020, the college operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as the Mormon church, announced it was removing a section of the honor code that prohibited expressions of "homosexual behavior," the AP reported.However, weeks later the school sent a letter to students that said removing the section from the honor code didn't change the moral philosophy of the church or its opposition to same-sex marriage, and therefore things like holding hands and kissing members of the same sex were still banned on campus.Punishments for violating school policies like alcohol consumption or piercings, prohibited by the school's honor code or the outlined LGBTQ behavior could result in suspensions or expulsion, the AP reported.The reversal led to protests from hundreds of students who said the announcement and quick backtracking from the university felt like the school was trying to trick people into coming out, according to the AP.The investigation from the Education Department's Office of Civil Rights was opened in October, spokespersons from the department and BYU confirmed to The Tribune."BYU is exempt from application of Title IX rules that conflict with the religious tenets of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints," BYU spokesperson Carri Jenkins said in a statement to The Tribune.Michael Austin, a BYU graduate and vice president of the University of Evansville told the newspaper that federal involvement in school discipline like the current

A billionaire from Utah, Jeff T. Green, said he was resigning this week from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in an unusually high-profile rebuke of the church’s wealth and position on social issues.

Related: Gay couple refused wedding service by North Carolina venueRight Wing Watch reported on Robinson’s recent speech at the North Carolina Faith & Freedom Coalition’s “Salt & Light Conference.” At this, he said America was a “Christian Nation” and anybody who didn’t like it was free to leave: “I’ll buy your plane, train, or automobile ticket right up out of here.”He went on to say schools could avoid shootings by teaching more about Jesus.“If you had let God come in that building before that shooting, if you had told those students, ‘Jesus Christ is the way and the light, and only through him can you receive salvation,’ there wouldn’t have been no school shooting.”Robinson has got a lot to say about school curriculum.

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Sign up for Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter for the most exciting real life, fashion and sex tips HOT off the pressA Mormon couple claim they’re happily married – even though the husband announced he is gay three weeks into dating.Nicholas and Jordan Applegate, both 23, are devout members of the Church of Jesus Christ and Latter-day Saints.They were childhood sweethearts who rekindled their relationship last year – despite Nicholas opening up about his attraction to men.The pair wed in a church ceremony last November, just months after Nicholas revealed that he's gay.Nicholas and Jordan, from Arizona, USA, describe their marriage as “happy” and “normal”.They are expecting their first baby next month – and Nicholas believes he can suppress

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Ramin Setoodeh Executive EditorRacy sex in a convent? Explicit dreams about Jesus Christ? A coming-of-age lesbian love story? Paul Verhoeven’s “Benedetta” featured all that and more, leaving its premiere audience at the Cannes Film Festival searching for words to describe the movie they’d just seen.But in the end, the French approved. The period drama screened on Friday night at the 74th annual Cannes, where it was showered with a robust five-minute standing ovation.The foreign-language movie — loosely adapted from the book “Immodest Acts: The Life of a Lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy” — stars Belgian actress Virginie Efira as Benedetta Carlini, a 1800s French nun who believes she is possessed by Jesus Christ.

punishment by God and that Christians who oppose it will be persecuted. That same year, he criticized President Barack Obama for promoting LGBTQ+ equality during a visit to Kenya, saying Obama was endorsing sin, and he praised Russia's anti-LGBTQ+ policies.In 2018, Graham asserted that Jesus Christ would oppose same-sex marriage and warned that same-sex couples would face destruction as in the stories of Sodom and Gomorrah in the Bible.

stated. “This is an entire month set aside to celebrate a lifestyle that God defines as sin.

Jun 13 2021 11:00 AM | Updated as of Jun 13 2021 11:39 AM"American Idol" star David Archuleta on Sunday (in Manila) came out as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, saying one can be queer and still believe in God.Archuleta detailed his struggle with his sexuality and faith, despite being uncomfortable sharing it, in a lengthy note posted on his Twitter and Instagram accounts. June is Pride Month. "You can be part of the LGBTQIA+ community and still believe in God and His gospel plan," said Archuleta, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. "I've tried for almost 20 years to try and change myself until I realized God made me how I am for a purpose.

David Archuleta got candid about his sexuality for the first time.

Christian group in the U.K. has attacked a play featuring Jesus Christ as a transgender woman, labeling it "deeply distressing and offensive."The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven, a one-woman show by Edinburgh-based transgender playwright Jo Clifford, features Jesus as a transgender woman in the present day.

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A diner in Marshfield, Missouri told Fox News on Wednesday that the Bible says “America is supposed to be the city on the hill.”

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Florida Today reports.They carried signs with slogans such as “LGBTQ+ Agenda Is Ungodly” and “Two Genders & One Crazy-Evil School Board.” Some of the demonstrators were apparently from a group that protested the March 9 school board meeting, such as a man who gave his name as “Thomas Jefferson” and said the participants were “affiliated only with Jesus Christ,” according to Florida Today.The uproar came after documents detailing the district’s policies for LGBTQ+ students circulated on social media. Among other things, the district allows transgender students to use the restrooms and join the sports teams consistent with their gender identity.

"But there are also many other stories ... if every one of them were written down, I suppose that the world itself could not contain the books that would be written." John 21:25"Feminism has done more to save the lives of women in the last 30 years than Jesus Christ did in the last 2,000 years!" renowned lesbian feminist Sally Gearhart, Ph.D., proudly proclaimed as she opened her sermon one Sunday night in the sanctuary of Metropolitan Community Church of San Francisco, the proudly LGBTQ church in the Castro district.It was in the middle of the hardest of the AIDS years and the church was packed for its Sunday night gospel service.

signed the statement, which was released by the Tyler Clementi Foundation, a nonprofit that tackles online and offline bullying, harassment and humiliation.“As Catholic Bishops in the United States, we join with the Tyler Clementi Foundation in standing up for at-risk LGBT youth in our country,” the statement reads.

Jenna Ellis, a lawyer on the legal team of President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign, on Monday said she believes she’s “doing the right thing for God and my country” by trying to help overturn swing state election results in Trump’s favor.

The San Luis Obispo Tribune reports that a group of young men traveled to Atascadero to “tell the alien overlords they are not welcome” by stealing the monolith.“We’re going on a 500-mile roundtrip to steal a f-cking monolith,” one camouflage-clad man says in the video. “That’s how much we love Jesus Christ.” Another adds the group was acting “on direct orders of QAnon and President Trump himself.”Sure, Jan.The five-hour video also contains lots of racist and homophobic slurs, and culminates in the men donning night vision goggles to tear down the structure.

Malgorzata Szutowicz, best known as ‘Margot’, was detained by authorities on Friday (7 August) and placed under two-months arrest for carrying out acts of “civil disobedience” against rising homophobia in Poland.

Margo belongs to a campaign group called Stop The Nonsense, which is also suspected of draping several Warsaw monuments, including a statue of Jesus Christ, with LGBT flags and anarchist symbols last week.Prosecutors have charged three people in that case for desecrating monuments and hurting religious feelings.The van from the Pro-Right to Life Foundation is a common sight in the centre of Warsaw, blasting homophobic slogans and plastered with posters linking homosexuality to paedophilia.

The conflict surrounding LGBTQ+ rights in Poland continues as three activists protesting the anti-LGBTQ+ regime of recently re-elected president Andrzej Duda have been arrested in the country’s capital Warsaw.The LGBTQ+ activists hung rainbow flags off of statues of Jesus Christ, Copernicus, and the famous Warsaw mermaid, which is what led to their arrest. They also placed pink face masks branding the anarcho-queer symbol on the statues and were charged with desecrating the monuments and offending religious groups.Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, has criticised the act and said the statues symbolise values that are important to the Polish population.

Aug 06 2020 06:08 AMWARSAW - Polish police said Wednesday they have charged two people with desecrating monuments after LGBT activists draped rainbow flags over several statues in Warsaw last week including one of Jesus Christ."Warsaw police have charged two people over the desecration of Warsaw monuments," spokesman Sylwester Marczak said, quoted by the Polish news agency PAP. "We as the police are conducting legal proceedings not because someone hung a flag but because by doing so they offended religious feelings and notably desecrated the monument of Christ," he added.Police detained one of the individuals on Monday and the other Tuesday.

Prominent US ‘gay cure’ ministry, Hope for Wholeness, is disbanding after several ‘tumultuous years’.

Hope for Wholeness’ credo, prominently displayed across the top of its website, is “freedom from homosexuality through Jesus Christ.”Conversion therapy — made up of various universally discredited and harmful methods of counseling and ministry meant to eradicate or suppress LGBTQ identities — has been banned for minors in 20 states and Washington, D.C. California was the first state to prohibit the practice in 2012, but over half of the bans have only been in effect since 2018.

Anti-LGBTQ activist Franklin Graham is furious over Monday’s Supreme Court ruling that finds Title Vii of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects LGBTQ workers from discrimination, and says America was founded on his right to fire them.

President Donald Trump offended billions of the world’s Christians this morning, wishing them, “HAPPY GOOD FRIDAY TO ALL!”

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints live-streamed its biannual general conference last weekend. Leaders had intended to use the meeting to discuss coronavirus, but instead they ended up talking about gay sex and how “sinful” same-sex marriage is.