Gay christians

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GAY..... What does it mean to be gay?

What does being gay mean to you? What is your reaction to each of the following statements?

1. Being gay is having the capability to love a member of the same sex to a much greater depth than a member of the opposite sex.

2. Being gay is a matter of love, not a matter of sex.

3. Being gay is who you are, not what you do.

4. Being gay is part of you, not a separate entity.

5. Being gay is OK -- the sin is living a lie.

6. Being gay is not chosen, if it were, there would be no gays.

7. Being gay is to be ridiculed about something you can do nothing about.

8. Being gay is not changeable -- but it is liveable.

9. Being gay is accepting yourself when others are not accepting of you.

10. Being gay is being who you are -- even though you don't understand it.

11. Being gay is gentleness, warmth and sensitivity, when you are not at war with the outside world.

12. Being gay is different, and the definition of different is not "bad."

13. Being gay is reaching the autumn of your years and wondering why you have spent most of your life trying to get acceptance from people who don't know you and who don't understand you.

14. Being gay is YOU -- and nothing in this world is more important than that.

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Recent Gay Christans related News

• 'Great step for equality' as gay weddings come to US capital (AFP via Yahoo! News)
  After waiting for years for the chance to legally wed, gay couples walked down church aisles and exchanged vows in civil ceremonies in Washington on the first day same-sex marriage was allowed in the US capital.
• Church members file complaint over ordination of gay man (Wisconsin State Journal)
  The action attempts to reverse a decision by a regional governing body of the Presbyterian Church (USA) to ordain Scott Anderson, 54, who has said he has been in a committed relationship with a man for 19 years.
• Play depicting gay Christ will run Easter Sunday in O.C. church (Orange County Register)
  "Corpus Christi" by Terrence McNally will be performed at Church of the Foothills.
• Church minister to consider gay partnerships (The Copenhagen Post)
  Integration and church minister Birthe Rønn Hornbech has said she will look into the possibility of the National Church providing a framework to register same-sex partnerships, reports Kristeligt Dagblad newspaper.
• Church Defends Decision to Not Allow Gay Couple's Kids (Fox News)
  The archbishop of Denver on Tuesday defended a decision by a Catholic school not to allow two children to continue as students because their parents are a lesbian couple.
• Supreme Court to rule on anti-gay protests at military funerals (Washington Post)
  The Supreme Court will review whether anti-gay protests at funerals of American soldiers are protected by the First Amendment, taking up the appeal of a Maryland man who won and then had reversed a $10 million verdict against the small Kansas church that conducts the demonstrations.
• Gay Catholics struggle to find place in church  (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
  CHICAGO | About 200 people gathered recently at Our Lady ofMount Carmel Church to express a commitment to their faith-a faiththat condemns their lifestyle. 
• Top court to decide on anti-gay protests at military funerals (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
  The Supreme Court said on Monday it would decide whether constitutional free-speech rights protected anti-gay protests by members of a Kansas church at funerals for U.S. military members killed in Iraq.
• Weddings begin for gay couples (Straits Times)
  WASHINGTON - IT'S A day of wedding bells for some gay couples in Washington. Tuesday is the first day same-sex couples can pick up marriage licenses and tie the knot in the US capital. Some couples planned quick ceremonies at a church or gay rights group's office while others said they'll wait and have more elaborate celebrations.
• An anti-gay group plans a Gay Ski Week protest (Telluride Daily Planet)
  Members from the Westboro Baptist Church are planning an anti-gay rally during Telluride?s 10th annual Gay Ski Week, slated for Feb. 20-27. According to the group?s Web site, they will rally from 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. on Feb. 23 near the Capella Telluride during a a benefit for the Matthew Shepard Foundation at which Judy Shepard, Matthew?s mother, will speak.

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