To reflect on 2011, I have listed here the ten most popular posts in terms of visits this year. Two of the posts were written in prior years but were visited frequently this year. In addition to being popular, I think they are representative of the stories and issues which I wrote about this year.
1. The Trail of Tears remembered
2. Uganda update: Anti-Homosexuality Bill on tomorrow’s agenda
3. Committee chair says Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill may not be considered
4. What would dominionists do with gays?
5. A major study of child abuse and homosexuality revisited (2009)
6. NARTH is not primarily composed of mental health professionals
7. Only the gay die young: Examining the claims of shorter life expectancy for homosexuals (2007)
8. The evangelical blackout of research on sexual orientation
9. William Penn founded the Quakers and other tall tales from David Barton
10. Was the Jefferson Bible an evangelism tool?
Warren, Wayne Beeson says that you are one of the top ten ex-gay stories in 2011
“9. Dr. Warren Throckmorton: This Christian therapist from Grove City College has surprisingly emerged as a leading critic of “reparative therapy.” A former member of The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), his knowledge of this topic has made him a ruthlessly effective foe of NARTH’s quack-like theories. Even more damaging, he has created a competing therapy model that gives LGBT Christians the option to come out of the closet or hold on to their fundamentalist beliefs — but it does not lie to them by promising that they can pray away the gay. ”
#9 isn’t bad Warren, but I am hoping next year you move up a couple notches.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/wayne-besen/top-10-ex-gay-stories-2011_b_1160639.html?ref=gay-voices
Warren, Wayne Beeson says that you are one of the top ten ex-gay stories in 2011
“9. Dr. Warren Throckmorton: This Christian therapist from Grove City College has surprisingly emerged as a leading critic of “reparative therapy.” A former member of The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), his knowledge of this topic has made him a ruthlessly effective foe of NARTH’s quack-like theories. Even more damaging, he has created a competing therapy model that gives LGBT Christians the option to come out of the closet or hold on to their fundamentalist beliefs — but it does not lie to them by promising that they can pray away the gay. ”
#9 isn’t bad Warren, but I am hoping next year you move up a couple notches.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/wayne-besen/top-10-ex-gay-stories-2011_b_1160639.html?ref=gay-voices
Warren, Wayne Beeson says that you are one of the top ten ex-gay stories in 2011
“9. Dr. Warren Throckmorton: This Christian therapist from Grove City College has surprisingly emerged as a leading critic of “reparative therapy.” A former member of The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), his knowledge of this topic has made him a ruthlessly effective foe of NARTH’s quack-like theories. Even more damaging, he has created a competing therapy model that gives LGBT Christians the option to come out of the closet or hold on to their fundamentalist beliefs — but it does not lie to them by promising that they can pray away the gay. ”
#9 isn’t bad Warren, but I am hoping next year you move up a couple notches.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/wayne-besen/top-10-ex-gay-stories-2011_b_1160639.html?ref=gay-voices