Warren Throckmorton
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| Blog Name: | Warren Throckmorton |
| Url: | http://www.wthrockmorton.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | sexuality, christianity, current events |
| Description: | A College Psychology Professor’s Observations About Culture, Mental Health, Sexual Identity, and Religious Issues |
| Popularity: | 42 Followers |
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Newsweek: PEPFAR funds will not be held for Uganda
Katie Paul at Newsweek has an interview with the US PEPFAR coordinator, Eric Goosby, today. She sets up the story by referring to the infamous ex-gay conference in March. Here is Goos
Katie Paul at Newsweek has an interview with the US PEPFAR coordinator, Eric Goosby, today. She sets up the story by referring to the infamous ex-gay conference in March. Here is Goos
Author links sponsors of Anti-Homosexuality Bill to The Family
Jeff Sharlet, author of The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power was on NPR’s Fresh Air program yesterday. The main theme of the interview was to discuss The Family, a secretive Christian group who moves in political circles worldwide. For more on this group, see
Jeff Sharlet, author of The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power was on NPR’s Fresh Air program yesterday. The main theme of the interview was to discuss The Family, a secretive Christian group who moves in political circles worldwide. For more on this group, see
Gay City News writer misleads readers about my stance on Uganda
At least that is how it seems to me. Maybe I am sensitive about this, but this piece by Paul Schindler does not report well the stance and action I have taken regarding the Anti-Homosexuali
At least that is how it seems to me. Maybe I am sensitive about this, but this piece by Paul Schindler does not report well the stance and action I have taken regarding the Anti-Homosexuali
Episcopal Church officials to discuss opposition to Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Bill
My guess is that a statement will emerge which condemns the bill. Conservatives, moderates and liberals are likely to unite around a statement that does not violate any views of homosexual behavior
My guess is that a statement will emerge which condemns the bill. Conservatives, moderates and liberals are likely to unite around a statement that does not violate any views of homosexual behavior
College of Prayer, the Ugandan Parliament and the Anti-Homosexuality Bill
Many observers have speculated about U.S. influence in Uganda, particularly relating to the Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2009. The obvious trigger for legislation this year was
Many observers have speculated about U.S. influence in Uganda, particularly relating to the Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2009. The obvious trigger for legislation this year was
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