A college psychology professor's observations about public policy, mental health, sexual identity, and religious issues
(Editor’s note: This guest post is authored by Jon David Wyneken, Associate Professor of History at Grove City College.) Back in March, Warren asked me (a colleague of his in the Department of History here at Grove City College) if I had any opinion on the validity of arguments made by Scott Lively and Kevin … Continue reading “A historian’s analysis of The Pink Swastika, part 1”
A study in Pediatrics about family reactions to same-sex attracted kids is getting some media coverage over the past few days. There appears to be an effort to get the message out via LGB media. Here is a news release from Cathy Renna’s group. San Francisco, CA - For the first time, researchers have established … Continue reading “Family acceptance and same-sex attracted teens”
This one is kind of funny in a way but in a non-funny way, it keeps us on track discussing how worldviews clash. In Italy, a big music festival may feature soon a tribute of sorts to reparative therapy. Here is the scoop: ANSA) – Rome, December 23 – Italian gay rights group Arcigay on … Continue reading “Reparative therapy: The musical?”
Huffington Post and Politico.com have stories about this. Here is HuffPo’s Sam Stein’s take on it: Ever since Barack Obama was elected president, the media has been pining to write a story about liberal dissatisfaction with his transition efforts. By and large, the meme has been blown out of proportion, as the press overestimated how … Continue reading “Gay leaders angry over inaugural invocation by Rick Warren”
Apparently, no one likes my suggestion to sell Obama gear to bail out the (Sorta) Big Three automakers, so Congress is debating giving billions to them. This week, Congress will consider whether to cough up billions of dollars to bail out the troubled companies. There are loud advocates with strong arguments on both sides. Proponents … Continue reading “Auto makers bailout – Open Forum”