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Letters to the Editor |
| Re: Gay Mormon hoped suicide would help change church |
| This article states that the Gay Mormon Man realized that he was gay
when he was seven years old. This statement in his letter illustrates
that he was very troubled at least from age seven. But, no seven year
old has any accurate indication of being gay or straight. |
| Re: Gay Mormon hoped suicide would help change church |
| It is amazing to what lengths gay will go to rationalize their condition. Although one must admire Matis to the
extent that he refused live the gay lifestyle, it is
incredible that he would make the statement that "God
never intended for me to be straight." Unless he was
born with ambiguous physical gender characteristics, one
would have to absolutely believe that God does plays
tricks on some of his poor children or that His prophet
is just badly misled and entirely insensitive to the
needs of our homosexual brothers and sisters in order to
buy into his conclusion about himself. |
| Re: Gay Mormon hoped suicide would help change church |
| When he took his own life by shooting himself in the head last week on the
steps leading to his church, Stuart Matis also left this world with a hope
in his heart. In his suicide note, he wrote, "Perhaps my death might become
the catalyst for some good." |
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