Gay marriage: sexist, perverse and a cheap imitation
If you were hoping for a rational debate about homosexual marriage when the High Court sits next month, then you are going to be sorely disappointed. That’s because the rainbow wig-wearers will be arguing for the ACT’s new-fangled marriage equality laws by stating that homosexual marriage is not marriage at all. It’s a bizarre position that could only be held by radicals, who see marriage as a means, rather than an end. If the ACT’s...
Losing confidence in the Army: a wife’s perspective
Today’s guest post is from an ‘Army Wife in Brisbane’. Her name is withheld for obvious reasons. If it was released her husband may well end up losing his job. That is a sad state of affairs in any business, but when it infects Defence, an organisation supposedly charged with protecting Australia’s freedom, it is particularly scandalous. I do not publish this post lightly. But it is important to realise that...
ANZ sponsors the Mardi Gras
The ANZ Bank proudly sponsors the Mardi Gras. That might not surprise you. But this probably will. After the ANZ Bank was informed that children were blatantly exposed to sexually explicit behaviour at the Mardi Gras, it came out with a rather strange statement on Twitter. It said that it supported diversity and inclusion. It’s enough to give you the heebie-jeebies. Who is running that bank? Why does it think it is ok to sponsor...
A question from a junior Air Force officer
Recently, I received a question from a junior officer in the Air Force. He wrote: First up, some context – I’m not gay – nor have I ever been – but my younger brother is gay and he means to world to me. I support gay rights unequivocally. I’m not Christian, and not in any way religious. I’m curious to hear your opinion not as a Christian, but as a military leader. How do you feel your strong (to say...
Symbolic of the struggle against reality
Sometimes, delusions are simply explained better by Monty Python… Thanks to Jim from Boomba.
Psychiatrist: There’s no such thing as a ‘transgendered’ person
In what may come as a shock to many, there’s no such thing as a transgendered person. And that’s not just my view. Canadian psychiatrist, Dr Joseph Berger, made the statement when testifying to the Canadian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights earlier this year. His point was that the whole desire was a figment of the imagination. No doubt this will stir up a few angry emotions, but as the...
Rugby League, Logan and the Suicide Bomber
It’s only a matter of time. There will be an Islamic All Stars Rugby League round. For those, like me, who have a sense of humour, it will probably be squashed in between the Gay Appreciation week and Sorry For Anything That Christianity Has Ever Done decade. It’s the NRL’s new direction. Give up the alcohol-fuelled binges (not such a bad thing) and bend over to Mecca (not such a good thing). Anthony Mundine started it. Sonny Bill...
Art thou a king?
Thou sayest that I am a king. For this I was born, and for this I came into the world, that I should give testimony to the truth. Every one that is of truth, heareth My voice. Whatever one thinks about Jesus Christ, it is impossible to ignore the tremendous reaction that His life caused throughout all nations and people of the world. His apostles, a mediocre bunch of Jewish fisherman that would never have darkened the pages of any...
Upping the debate over innocent crims and governance in Queensland
There’s been a bit of a stoush in Queensland over the LNP government’s new laws targeting criminal organisations. Apparently, the concern is that these laws mean three old grannies wearing Salvos shirts and selling jams at the local fete could be locked in the slammer. If that is the case, then it’s a bit of legislative overkill. It’s also a concerning attack on rights and freedoms. As a result, any number of news stories have been...
More illogical gems from the gay marriage crowd
I wrote recently about the lack of logic possessed by those who support homosexual marriage and was accused of ranting. I was surprised at the response, but I should not have been. Accusations of ‘ranting’ are no substitute for detailed debate, but they do substitute as arguments for those who are unable to articulately defend a position. And, as anyone who has dared stick their head above the parapet to defend marriage will know, the...
