DEAL WITH HOMOSEXUAL COUPLE THREATENS EDUCATION RIGHTS, ARCHBISHOP SAYS

Vancouver, Sep. 07, 2006 (CNA) – A recent agreement between the government of British Columbia and homosexual activists is an unwarranted intrusion on the rights of parents to determine how their children are educated, says Archbishop Raymond Roussin of Vancouver.

The archbishop, writing in the B.C. Catholic, says the agreement to make public school curriculum more positive toward homosexual behavior could lead to the introduction of inappropriate and morally objectionable material and restrict the right of parents to determine whether their children are exposed to such material.

To put it simply, a gay couple petitioned the school board to allow them to teach about homosexual history, positive homosexual role models, the contributions made by homosexuals, and legal issues relating to marriage and adoption from a homosexual perspective.

So, once again it’s clear that for some reason we must focus in on an individual’s orientation, not on the actual person and his/her accomplishments. It’s not enough to know all about Shakespeare’s work, we must also teach that he accomplished all this because/in spite of the fact that he was gay. P.S., I know the jury’s still out on whether or not he was gay. It was just an example.

Tell me there isn’t a homosexual agenda out there.