"Stop NARTH!" – Condensed Media Message
Central Message:
“We, the gay (LGBT) community, our parents, our friends, our siblings, and our religious leaders, are asking every professional organization that participated in the “Just the Facts Coalition” to open the door for families to receive compensatory damages for the malpractice of NARTH and NARTH-like professionals who continue to use what are now fully-discredited methods of therapy.
“We ask that the member-worthiness of NARTH and NARTH-like therapists who belong to the thirteen member “Just the Facts Coalition” be evaluated on whether their practices are producing sustained, measurable, and satisfactory outcomes for the therapy of their clients with “unwanted homosexual attraction” before they be allowed to retain their membership in any professional body.”
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Put another way, if a doctor performs an appendectomy when he is drunk, and the patient dies, the family can sue him or her for malpractice.
Likewise, when a gay teenager commits suicide because he cannot rid himself of his “unwanted homosexual attraction,” then, and only then, will his parents wake up and realize that they had been taking their son or daughter to a professional who was “intoxicated with dogma.”
How many more teenagers need to die before we can prove that there never have been any “sustained, measurable, and satisfactory outcomes” for NARTH and NARTH-like therapists?
Malpractice is malpractice…plain and simple. If it takes 150 lawsuits to put 150 therapists out of business, then it is time to launch 150 lawsuits.
Workshop #1: The Anti-Heterosexism Conference
Is Mormon Church behind plot to restore homosexuality to DSM?
“In a secret meeting with an unnamed Mormon apostle, Glenn Beck was alerted to how the Mormon Church plans to pressure the APA into reversing their 1973 ruling and having homosexuality restored to the list of treatable mental disorders.”
“Why are you repeatedly refusing to prove that this meeting with a Mormon apostle never occurred? And even if the meeting did not occur, why won’t you prove that the Mormon Church has no covert funding link to NARTH? You have high connections in the Mormon Church. Ask them to come clean on this. Prove to us that they have never funded Evergreen International in the last twenty years since they were organized. We’ve read their web pages and their claims, and we are not saying there is a funding link, but why are you so unwilling to prove that we are wrong on this?”
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When 1 + 1 no longer equals 2.
Mickey (my husband) and I just finished watching the new documentary, “In the Shadow of the Temple.” We expected it to be difficult for me, but as it turned out it was Mickey who ended up with the tears in his eyes.
To hear others repeat almost word-for-word what he has heard me saying for almost three years now was tough for him. Most difficult was when he heard the one lady say that she had struggled too hard to heal from the wounds of the temple in her own life to go and wait outside for her daughter to be married in the temple. Mickey had not fully understood why I would not go out to be at Peter’s wedding in San Diego in August, although he fully supported my decision as mine alone to make.
The documentary is hard-hitting because it opens with the “absolute” doctrine of the Mormon Church…where if any shred of it is false, then by extension, the whole church is an enormous fraud. I taught that on my mission, and it truly sets the Mormons apart from other religions.
I guess that is why Christian fundamentalists in general, and the Mormons specifically, have to spend their last dollar and last breath fighting gay marriage.
In a talk on Sunday morning at the anti-heterosexism conference in West Palm Beach it was Rev. Deborah Johnson who explained this so well. She said if we fully understood the impact that it would have on them to be forced to admit that there is no such thing as absolute male and absolute female, then we would be more sympathetic with these religious extremists. It truly will be the end of their universe.
Can you just take a moment and imagine how hard it will be for them when their house of cards comes crashing down? At the end of the day, some of the fundamentalists may survive, but it will be the end of Mormonism. When you bet the farm on a crap shoot, you had better be able to consistently throw 7’s and 11’s.
This is what male and female currently look like to the religious fundamentalists. In their world, if anything happens to this model then it is the end of their religion. For whatever reason, if you eat steak on Friday or don’t get a circumcision, their world remains intact, but if you allow a man to fall in love with a man then 1 + 1 no longer equals 2. Never mind that it only ever happens to less than 4% of the human race and there will always be a source of babies from the other 96%.









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