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I found the results of this Barna survey very, very interesting. As if we don’t have enough cojoining labels already, here’s another one to deal with. From Ministry Today:

Nearly two-thirds of all unchurched adults—people who have not attended a church activity in the last six months—identified themselves as “Christians,” according to a recent study by the Barna Group.
The survey revealed that 28 percent of the population—some 65 million adults—have not participated in any church activities or services in the past …

By Shofarsound
Although the people of California voted yes on Proposition 8 to ban same-sex marriages, the battle still rages on in the homosexual community to make it legal.  But the battle involves more than just gays and lesbians fighting for and gaining the right to marry both in California and elsewhere. Believe it or not, economics is now playing strong role in the same-sex marriage.  How, you ask?  Through the wedding industry!  If same-sex marriages were legalized everywhere the wedding industry would experience an economic increase through the onslaught of …

Please understand the marriage wars are far from over. But new information proves that the oft mocked slippery slope is indeed a very slippery reality. Since the homosexual community has enlisted the gay church as it lackeys to sanctify what God has called abominable, let’s just be sure  we know what they are demanding we be “accepting” of. Lifesite News carried the following out of San Francisco:
In discussing a new study confirming that polygamy is a staple within gay “marriages,” a New York Times article has suggested that doing away with …

Lifesite News published an revealing article which shows why mental health groups like the American Psychological Association is so hell bent on fighting sexual reorientation. It isn’t because it cant happen, its dangerous or no one is seeking it, its just the simple fact that homosexuals are a dependable cash cow for the industry. The more gays that run into their offices, the more money they make.
A study led by Susan Cochran and her team of researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles, published in the open access …