Saint John Chrysostom denounces homosexual acts as being contrary to nature. Commenting on the Epistle to the Romans (1: 26-27), he says that the pleasures of sodomy are an unpardonable offense to nature and are doubly destructive, since they threaten the species by deviating the sexual organs away from their primary procreative end and they sow disharmony between men and women, who no longer are inclined by physical desire to live together in peace.
The brilliant Patriarch of Constantinople … [More]

Saint Augustine is categorical in the combat against sodomy and similar vices. The great Bishop of Hippo wrote: “Sins against nature, therefore, like the sin of Sodom, are abominable and deserve punishment whenever and wherever they are committed. If all nations committed them, all alike would be held guilty of the same charge in God’s law, for our Maker did not prescribe that we should use each other in this way. In fact, the relationship that we ought to have with God is itself violated … [More]

June 23 2011
Thursday afternoon latest on New York

After going into the late hours last night, the bill has not passed.

The lastest news is that the Republicans, who are the majority in the NY Senate plan to have a closed door session this afternoon and decide whether to table the bill or bring it to a vote. Right now the vote is tied. There will be another session tonght, or tomorrow morning.

If you have any choices about the use of your time today, I can think of no better endeavor than … [More]

God bless America +

Great action.

Interesting that ALL the supporting people interviewed were minorities. Are ALL New Yorkers from Caribbean or African descent? One might prefer to have a more balanced cross-section of the Long Island populus, in order to be more credible. As it is, in this video, the only "Anglo-Americans" were the ones against the Traditional Marriage. This gave an impression that it is a racially conditioned issue....

However, having said this, the honking was simply marvellous indeed! That so many folk on … [More]