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Alan Chambers: ?Christians: The New Social Outcasts?

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Alan Chambers of Exodus International writes in Charisma Magazine: "People of faith who choose to surrender their sexuality to Christ and who choose to live their lives in a way that is different than the culture's new normal are now the new social outcasts. It's obvious that people of faith in general are in the same category. I was just reading that California's Prop. 8 opponents are now circulating maps identifying the personal homes of individuals who financially supported Prop. 8 in order to harass their families and shame their views! Unbelievable. Many students will risk the rejection of their peers and subject themselves to outright discrimination on April 20 to stand up for biblical truth on campuses nationwide on the Day of Truth."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 01, 2009 (boomark / email).

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