If you want to leave the LGBT lifestyle, too bad!

People who want to change their orientation are banned from doing so around the world.

Dr. J Show | November 8, 2023 - Paul Sullins A study was released stating that Sexual Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE) were not only ineffective, but harmful and dangerous. Fr. Paul Sullins, Ph.D., looked at that same study and discovered that the data actually shows that SOCE did not harm people, and, in fact, often helped them.   Therapy bans have been enacted in 27 states and several countries, largely based on false testimonies and faulty studies like this one. Yet, when Fr. Sullins pointed out this flawed analysis, the LGBT lobby attacked him.   What are they afraid of? Why do they not want people getting help who want it? Further, what's going on inside the mind of someone seeking help for unwanted same-sex attraction?   Fr. Sullins explains all this and more.   Watch the full episode with our Locals community. Or, watch the first half on YouTube, Rumble, or Bitchute.  Watch full episode Are people born gay? The science says no.   Dr. Morse joins the Issues, Etc. podcast to discuss her eBook: Refuting the Top 5 Gay Myths. They get into the science of sexual orientation and the arguments about whether or not gay is the new "African American."   Listen here.   Healing from the desire for revenge By Faith Hakesley at Advice from a Survivor   You've probably heard, "Two wrongs don't make a right." This seems like a simple concept, and yet often we try to justify hurting others because they hurt us. Tit for tat, and all that.   Even if revenge feels like the only way to right a wrong, it's not the solution. Pursuing revenge is wrong and can be dangerous. It doesn't usually fix anything and doesn't win you back any power. Healing from the desire for revenge is the only way to move forward on the path towards peace and freedom.  Keep reading Prayer Corner Please pray for: a man undergoing tests for congestive heart failure. the repose of the soul of Jennifer, and for the young family she leaves behind. an end to the conflicts around the world, and for the repose of the souls of all who have died. all the intentions of our Ruth readers, the personal intentions of our benefactors, and our general intention for November:  That men whose partners are considering abortion will find ways to protect the unborn child and to support the mother. And now for a little levity so we don't get bogged down by the seriousness. Like what we're doing? Please consider donating to keep us going.  Donate to the Ruth Institute You are receiving this newsletter because you signed up for it on our website, or you signed up at a talk by Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse or another Ruth Institute affiliate. Share this newsletter with your colleagues or on social media. The Ruth Institute, 630 W. Prien Lake Road, Suite B #246, Lake Charles, LA 70601, United States Unsubscribe Manage preferences