The City of Houston has somewhat backed off of initial demands that key pastors in the city turn over sermons mentioning homosexuality but still are demanding any material that mentions the ‘transgender bathroom ordinance’ or the mayor. Meanwhile the video above shows a poignant response from the author of ‘Bonheoffer.’ From the Blaze: When Eric […]
(Mayor Annise Parker: Wikipedia) After a firestorm of criticism across the entire country, yesterday Houston’s activist mayor seemingly backed away from subpoenas demanding Pastor’s sermons on a variety of subjects including homosexuality and LGBT issues. The update initially sounded good but in reality the demands from the pastors have merely been refocused to only […]
(Seal of City of Houston: Wikipedia) In one of the greatest abuses of government power against religious liberty in memory, the City of Houston has issued subpoenas demanding that a number of local pastors turn over any of their sermons dealing with homosexuality, gender identity, or those that even mention the mayor. The ministers […]
(Photo credit: Wikipedia) LGBT activists have published the names of 31,000 citizens in Houston, Texas who signed a petition in opposition to the Transgender Bathroom Ordinance which also restricted religious liberty in the city. Here’s the story from LifeSiteNews: Backers of a Houston city ordinance banning discrimination based on “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” […]
(Seal of City of Houston: Wikipedia) Last week Houston Mayor Annise Parker lawlessly refused to put the ‘transgender bathroom ordinance up for a vote of the people in spite of a petition which met the legal threshold that should have forced it. Now a judge has put the ordinance on hold until all of the […]
(Annise Parker, Houston Mayor: Wikipedia) UPDATE: Houston Mayor refused to order a vote on a transgender bathroom ordinance after a petition with over 50,000 signatures was received that should have forced a referendum. She claimed that some of the pages did not have the proper form. Legally only 17,000 signatures were needed for an […]
