Christopher Ziegler, “Lessons From the Nazi Experiment.” Barbwire, 26 May 2015.
Quotations from conservative or Christian sources, speaking to the conditions of society, and countering the Left's phobia of Christian morality.
Friday, May 29, 2015
The Myth of the "Gay Holocaust"
The reason the Bible so frequently singles out homosexuality is because it is the most politically aggressive, and therefore the most socially dangerous, of all the sexual sins. Most sexual sins do not have a social component. Two adulterous men cheating on their wives or two women who have had abortions do not typically get together to form societies centered on their transgressions. They tend to keep their actions secret and hidden from public. But homosexuals, because of the very nature of their sin, do tend to get together and form societies. They agitate for public recognition and, because they are often talented and unburdened by the demands of family life, they are able to accumulate wealth and exert influence well beyond their limited numbers.
These characteristics endow homosexual movements with potentially revolutionary power. This is why almost every human society was permeated with homosexuality before the rise of Christianity, and why wherever and whenever the Judeo-Christian influence weakens, homosexual movements are able to reassert their strength.
Christopher Ziegler, “Lessons From the Nazi Experiment.” Barbwire, 26 May 2015.
Christopher Ziegler, “Lessons From the Nazi Experiment.” Barbwire, 26 May 2015.
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