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'''Gay logic''' is an illogical style of reasoning adopted to justify rejecting the [[Bible]] and instead supporting the [[homosexual agenda]].  It includes the following:
 
'''Gay logic''' is an illogical style of reasoning adopted to justify rejecting the [[Bible]] and instead supporting the [[homosexual agenda]].  It includes the following:
  
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*infringement on [[free speech]], in order to censor criticism of falsehoods in the ideology
 
*special favoritism, even [[affirmative action]], for [[homosexual]]s
 
*special favoritism, even [[affirmative action]], for [[homosexual]]s
 
*denial of the harm caused by the ideology
 
*denial of the harm caused by the ideology
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*refusal to read the Bible or even listen to verses from it
 
*refusal to read the Bible or even listen to verses from it
 
*denial of the existence of thousands of ex-[[homosexuals]]
 
*denial of the existence of thousands of ex-[[homosexuals]]
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*over-reliance on name-calling, such calling people "bigots" if they disagree
  
 
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Latest revision as of 13:18, July 13, 2016

Gay logic is an illogical style of reasoning adopted to justify rejecting the Bible and instead supporting the homosexual agenda. It includes the following:

  • infringement on free speech, in order to censor criticism of falsehoods in the ideology
  • special favoritism, even affirmative action, for homosexuals
  • denial of the harm caused by the ideology
  • cover-up of heinous crimes committed by some who are misled by the ideology
  • rejection of Christianity
  • refusal to read the Bible or even listen to verses from it
  • denial of the existence of thousands of ex-homosexuals
  • over-reliance on name-calling, such calling people "bigots" if they disagree

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