It Gets Better
It Gets Better project is the creation of Dan Savage and attempts to tackle the high levels of teen suicide, especially among homosexual teens. What Dan has done is to get national recognition, a campaign message of false hope that reached to the White House, It Gets Better.
It is noble to help troubled young people but it's wrong to deceive them. Dan Savage's video message is wrong. These teens need help, they need more, they need the truth. Mentally and physically, it gets better by leaving homosexuality. At the least, abstinence will prolong your life, not shorten it, unlike what Savage and the gay agenda advocates.
Christian faith solution rather than defeatism and acceptance of sexual sin
A person doesn't move forward in their life by accepting and embracing their sin, they move forward by repenting of it and establishing a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. The sin of homosexuality is no different than other besetting sins and the existence of Christian ex-homosexuals is testimony to this fact. Christian faith has been conquering the sin of homosexuality for over 2,000 years.
Partners
Various benefactors are lined up including: GLSEN, George Soros, ACLU, and The Trevor Project. Barack Obama became involved and like Savage, recorded a video in support of It Gets Better. To Obama, its a civil rights issue. Inspired by Obama, the White House Staff created a video in support of It Gets Better project. White House Staff, YouTube
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