A college psychology professor's observations about public policy, mental health, sexual identity, and religious issues
Kirk Cameron has a new movie coming out called Monumental. It claims to search American history to find our natural treasure. Cameron interviews a variety of people, most of whom appear on the Christian nation wing of the church, to make his points. As RWW pointed out Friday, Cameron interviews David Barton about the Aitken … Continue reading “Barton, Birther featured in Kirk Cameron’s new Monumental movie”
I grew up in the Southern Ohio town of Portsmouth, Ohio (BTW, the same place BTB’s Jim Burroway called home). In my little town in the 1960s and 70s, group identifications were clear and animosity toward minority groups was in style. Name calling toward African-Americans, Catholics, gays and Kentucky natives was common and often vicious. … Continue reading “Note to Kirk Cameron: If you don’t want a fight, then don’t start one”
This may make it worth the price of admission. Paul Cameron – yes, that Paul Cameron – will be in Cohen’s new film, “Bruno”, out Friday. From the NY Post, via Fox News: The Post talked to six people involved with the film — including four victims duped into appearing — to get their stories … Continue reading “Paul Cameron to appear in Sacha Baron Cohen’s “Bruno””
Paul Cameron went to Britain last month to tell about his new research studies of newspaper clippings. The title for this talk was a cheery one: “Homosexuals Account for 29 Percent of Rape and Murder of Kids.” All of that based on reading the paper. Recently, I addressed the problems with his methodology regarding another … Continue reading “Cameron takes his show across the pond”
Reading obituaries probably gets boring and maybe a little morbid, so it is understandable that the Paul Cameron research machine has branched out and included tragic news articles as data collection. In his spanking new venture, the Empirical Journal of Same Sex Sexual Behavior, Cameron has released a “study” called, Teacher-Pupil Sex Across the World: … Continue reading “Hey, I read it in the papers – Paul Cameron extends his methods”