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Letter from: Roger Clawson
Re: Gay Mormon hoped suicide would help change church
Dear Editor:
Gay Mormon Suicide
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.
I have had the privilege of attending several sessions
of what might be called group therapy with homosexuals
over he past several years. Those gays, both male and
female, some who have lived the lifestyle for years,
became comepletely heterosexual with this program. Once
the underlying issues are brought out the lie
of "homosexual determinism" is exposed and these people
see their feelings change in a most dramatic way
sometimes overnight.
What is truly amazing is the hatred and vindictiveness
expressed by the gay community and their leaders when
confronted with these facts. When well intentioned
friends, ward leaders, and family give the appearance of
buying into this poor man's justifications it only feeds
the agenda of the gays. I wonder if the next step on
Matis' family will be to petition the prophet to change
his ways and then start demonstrating at conference with
the rest of the LDS homosexuals who haven't the courage
to face reality.
Really folks, if we accept the gays argument don't we
also have to accept the pedophiles argument? They too
claim the same rights to live their lifestyle and use
the same rationalization about their condition. And the
Amerian Psychiatric Association has also now delisted
this category from the DSM IV. Think about it.
Roger Clawson
r.l.clawson@worldnet.att.net
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