This is a group, who for years, have accused other groups of intolerance and phobic behavior. This same group may be the most intolerant subgroup of Americans anywhere in the country. I have visited forums today, after the approval of gay marriage by the D.C. City Council and found tempered messages from those who oppose gay marriage, but hate-filled messages by gays against Christians. This could be found in any number of forums or comment sections on hundreds of website and forums in the days leading up to the vote on prop. 8 in California.

This visceral hatred that gay people harbor against Christian people comes out of ignorance. How many Sundays have I sat in church and listened to a Pastor instruct Christians that they are to love gay people as God does? Time and time again. How many times have I heard Christian people point out that we are to hate the sin, but not the sinner? This applies to straight people who commit any number of sins as well. There is love and compassion from Christian and conservative people towards gay people, but only hate, loathing and ill will in return.

All Christian people want is to preserve the sanctity of marriage. Marriage, as an institution, has been around for 5000 years. It has survived and strengthened cultures because it creates a very important unit, the nuclear family, with benefits to the children, the society and the culture. Whenever we have strayed from the nuclear family, we have learned the consequences. Any number of sociological studies have proven this to be true. One father, one mother and the offspring of that union. When we stray, we pay.

This is the logical response from Christian people. We are not saying that our culture should make gay people uncomfortable or that they should lose any civil rights. We are not saying that they should be treated like second-class citizens. We are not condemning them in any way. We are simply saying that the institution of marriage is sacred. We believe that a man and wife become one in marriage. We recognize the reality of a family unit with the contributions of a father and a mother. It’s that simple.

Gay people have turned this simple logic on its ear. They have ignored the reality of the sanctity of marriage and framed the debate as one originating from hatred. That is simply wrong. Christians would not sacrifice and go to such great lengths to contribute food and clothing to poor people every day of the year if they were hate-filled.

They would not contribute millions to feed poor children in third-world countries if they were haters. They would not build irrigation systems in poor countries to help farmers’ feed hungry people or build hospitals to treat sick people if they were consumed with hate. Do gay people spend much of their lives doing these things?

There is hate in this debate, but it does not begin with the Christians. The media can side against Christian people as they often do, and they can feed the negative conclusions in this debate, but Christian people will continue to love and pray for other humans. They are on the receiving end of a hate-fest, negative publicity, media campaigns to discredit them, gay organizations that mischaracterize them and gay supporters who buy into the whole myth.

The truth is that the hate is a one-way street. The gay community may be recruiting millions of young people coming to the age of majority, they may be winning over more liberal people and more city dwellers, but their base message is flawed and misguided.

This is not about equality. This is how the gay PR campaign characterizes the debate, but that is based on a false pretense. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was about equality. Allowing woman to vote was about equality. Giving woman equal rights in the Middle East is about equality. Giving handicapped people the benefit of access to public transportation and public buildings is about equality.

Allowing people who choose to have sex with members of their own sex and then demand that this gives them a right to a sacred institution is not about equality. There are some things that people really do have a right to. Black people do have a right to be equal citizens of this country. That is an undisputable right. Allowing two people of the same sex, who cannot propagate and establish a nuclear family, to be bound in Holy matrimony is not a right. In doing so, we destroy the concept of marriage.

People who call themselves ‘progressives’ believe that any kind of progress, any change in our society, is good. They don’t care if that change degrades, diminishes or tears apart our culture. If there is change, they only see it as fulfilling their goals. Progressives see gay marriage as fitting neatly into this utopia. They ignore the importance of traditional marriage and the gains our culture made when traditional marriage was at its strongest. They ignore the baby-boom generation and the wealth and societal improvements that generations’ parents brought to our country. It is too convenient to ignore these truths.

What we are left with is a culture that is pitted against itself. We have a segment of the population that expects that any change will somehow benefit us. We are to ignore the benefits derived from traditional marriage in order to give way to progress. In the process, we see enormous hate. Those who are progressives and those who are gay can continue to be consumed with hate, but in the end, it will be their downfall. Christians will always love all of God’s children, no matter what a newspaper prints, a newscast claims or a gay parade sign proclaims.

It’s not about Christian intolerance. It’s about the intolerance coming out of the gay community. It’s time to admit that.

They did the obligatory skit of a sitting president and now they can say they did it. Call it a token skit. Don’t expect any meaningful scrutiny in the future.

Watch this whole video and see if you don’t find something that you agree with during the course of Glenn’s message. He is speaking to conservatives, but he is speaking to liberals and independents every bit as much.

Evil is not rewarded by any loving Being. Evil results in darkness, burning, eternal anxiety and horror. This may be appropriate for these 19 men because they brought evil, horror and unending anxiety to a nation that did nothing that day to deserve it.

Their surviving counterparts, even now, are planning something more horrific. They to, believe that they will be rewarded for the horror they will be responsible for. They too will be cast into the lake of fire. That will be of little comfort to the families of the next set of victims. The victims of these men are innocent.

September 11, 2001 began like any other day. People in Manhattan went to work like other people throughout the U.S. They just wanted to get through the work day. As a group, they had no animosity against the members of radical Islam who were about to kill them. They just wanted to get to lunch that day and then to the end of the work day. Nineteen hate-filled men, who now burn in fire, had other plans.

What we are now learning, and what the video below clearly points out, is that the facts as you might believe them are wrong. Some things that are clearly not in dispute are that there are people with extreme radical ideas now in powerful positions in the White House. This video brings up indisputable facts and the left is on thin ice if they continue to mislead.

We have several concerns about the way this new government is violating the tenets of democracies and inserting itself into the lives of all Americans; with an aim to control. Ironically, the same liberal people who decried the Bush administrations’ electronic surveillance program, are silent now.

At this very moment, the Obama education department is instructing schools to acclimate all schools students to his way of thinking, using a closely scripted approach that teachers are to follow. This same administration wants Americans to report other Americans to the White House, much like invoking the secret police of other cultures. They want to control all health care and the accompanying private patient records of all Americans. The privacy questions, and the lack of concern by those screaming at the Bush Administration, is disturbing.

Close Obama advisors have recently declared that white people have had a conspiracy to poison black folks through deliberate chemical spills and other eco-terrorism. Other Obama advisors, recently installed in the White House have declared in the past that American woman should be limited to the number of children they can bear, even when they are financially able to support the children.

Another Obama advisor wants to ban hunting and give animals the legal right to sue people who might upset some liberal somewhere. The people who wonder why we never have seen the president’s official birth cert have been demeaned and marginalized as looney tunes. Because this is a Constitutional question, and requirement of the presidency, and it has never been satisfied, why not treat these people with a degree of respect?

Is it because we are supposed to observe the progressive creed and run, not walk, away from the Constitution? The FACTS are on the side of those who are concerned with the president right now. The future of this nation and the direction this administration is taking us are both in question. The questions that honest Americans have for this administration are legitimate, fact-based questions. The facts are on the side of those concerned about Barack Obama. Conversely, the folks who are supporting him, at any expense, are ignoring the facts.