Arbitrary Marks

Today’s vigil (or protest, depending upon what you’d like to call it) was surprisingly well organized and, thankfully, positive in tone.
At this point, I don’t have a final count of attendees.  The plan was to have a presence in the morning during registration and the afternoon, when the conference concluded.  I would estimate around 400 [...]

Five things I learned last week at the local meeting organizing a response to the Love Won Out conference.  Comments, corrections and additions to this list are welcome.
1.  There is no “homosexual agenda.”  If, as many on the right say, the nefarious Homosexual wants to Overthrow the Sanctity of Marriage, he is doing a poor [...]

Here in St. Louis, Love Won Out, a ministry of Focus on the Family, is coming to town.  I will write more about the event later, once the protest has occurred, and the media coverage has settled.  In the meantime, I wrote this in response to the vandalism of one of their “I questioned homosexuality” [...]

Very briefly, here’s where I am with regard to the A-theory, B-theory dispute. I just read Ted Sider’s “All the World’s a Stage”, and wondered why it was that he claimed stage theory requires that we reject presentism (I am, so far, convinced of the latter’s reality). Couldn’t it be that the best [...]

In two weeks, St. Louis will be hosting “Love Won Out“, a conference defending the view that “homosexuality is preventable and treatable.” They won’t be offering vaccinations on-site, but I think you may be able to get a prescription for one.
The broo-ha-ha has already begun here, with local news channels carrying interview of both [...]