washingtonmonthly.com - 12/17/2008
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SOME OF HIS BEST FRIENDS ARE GAY.... We talked a couple of weeks ago about why pastor Rick Warren's reputation for being more reasonable and moderate than this religious right brethren may be unearned. At the time, the subject was...
prospect.org - 12/15/2008
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prospect.org —
RICK WARREN DOTH PROTEST TOO MUCH: I'M NOT
A HOMOPHOBE. "They can't accuse me of homophobia," says...
Rick Warren , the celebrity preacher and icon of the "new" or "broader agenda" evangelicals, in a new interview with Beliefnet editor Steven Waldman . ...
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TAPPED Archive | The American Prospect
sacbee.com - 12/20/2008
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sacbee.com —
SAN FRANCISCO -- California Attorney General Jerry Brown
changed course on the state's new same-sex marriage ban...
Friday and urged the state Supreme Court to void Proposition 8. In a dramatic reversal, Brown filed a legal brief saying the measure that ...
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Jerry Brown urges court to void Prop. 8 - Sacramento ...
boxturtlebulletin.com - 12/17/2008
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boxturtlebulletin.com —
Rick Warren To Deliver Invocation at Inauguration What
Do You Want For Christmas? Rick Warren Exploits Paranoia...
To Defend Prop 8 Some of Rick Warren's Best Friends Are Gay... Newsweek's Debate Arson Suspected At Sarah Palin's Church, Gays Blamed DADT ...
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Some of Rick Warren’s Best Friends Are Gay…
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Shakesville —
... the invocation at his inauguration, who, not two weeks ago, was seen hanging out with Sean Hannity and mistaking the Bible for the Department of Defense handbook. And if that weren't bad enough, as my friend Steve points out: Warren is opposed, on religious grounds, to abortion rights, gay rights, stem-cell research, and euthanasia. In 2004, he described these issues as "nonnegotiable" and "not even debatable." What's more, just this month, Warren supported Prop. 8 in California for absurd reasons.Those "absurd reasons," by the ...
12/18: Rickrolled
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... on most of the major social issues of the day. Warren is opposed, on religious grounds, to abortion rights, gay rights, stem-cell research, and euthanasia. In 2004, he described these issues as "nonnegotiable" and "not even debatable." What's more, just this month, Warren supported Prop. 8 in California for absurd reasons, and offered an ...
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