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Several brief reactions to the Schoenewolf article regarding political correctness: Dr. Schoenewolf defines PC as 1) an ideology, 2) a culture, 3) a philosophy, 4) a lifestyle and 5) an extension of Marxist thought. He then discusses civil rights, feminism and gay rights as if they all are in the…
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Well, this issue seems to be picking up some steam. Here is an article about it. The article by Dr. Schoenewolf is here; so let’s talk. UPDATE: NARTH responds to criticism over the article on their blog: Michael and others, regarding Gerald Schoenewolf, Ph.D. Michael, you are trying to discredit…
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In the July, 2006 newsletter of the American Counseling Association – Counseling Today – an article reporting the Ethic’s Committee’s analysis of conversion therapy was printed. A very similar piece is on the ACA website as a news release. Several counselors, myself included, have letters of response published in the…
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Evergreen Conference wrap up. Note Alan Chamber’s quotes at the end. Evergreen is the Latter Day Saint organization that is comparable to Exodus.
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Australian paper on the APA and the President Koocher’s comments regarding therapy for same-sex attraction conflicts.
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A reader emailed to ask why the Agapepress is reporting that I still speak for PFOX. The writer is recounting events of over a year ago to describe the PTA’s response to PFOX. I was indeed involved in a 2005 event where my bullying and sexual orientation curriculum were released…
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So should Catholics now burn an effigy of Muhammad?
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The Southern Voice is running an article about the Medius report on depression and gay men. I think this addresses some of the comments and concerns expressed in recent posts. This article expresses the common view that depression leads to risky sexual behavior. However, I wonder if this could go…
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Commenter Dr. David Blakeslee suggested 8 points of possible common ground regarding sexuality policy on a recent thread. I am posting these for continued discussion. Feel free to suggest others. The idea is to discuss issues of perceived common ground rather than policy positions that are unlikely to generate commonality…
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In today’s Washington Times, our (with Gary Welton) op-ed “Does Birth Order Determine Sexual Orientation?” is printed.
