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Amazon Censored Books That Help With Same-Sex Attraction | Church in Oregon Denied Permission to Build a Parsonage
Pt. 1
Peter Spriggs, Council Senior Fellow for Policy Studies for the Family Research Council, discusses Amazon’s censorship of books of Christian testimonies that help with unwanted same-sex attraction. Peter expands upon the content of these books and the misunderstandings of conversion therapy.
To learn more about the Family Research Council: frc.org
Pt. 2
Ray Hacke, attorney for Pacific Justice Institute, talks about a case in Umpqua, Oregon in which a small church was denied permission to build a parsonage. Initially, the county granted the church permission. However, a neighbor in the community filed an appealed and won. Ray Hacke shares the next steps he’s taking to oppose the decision.
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Pt. 1
Peter Spriggs, Council Senior Fellow for Policy Studies for the Family Research Council, discusses Amazon’s censorship of books of Christian testimonies that help with unwanted same-sex attraction. Peter expands upon the content of these books and the misunderstandings of conversion therapy.
To learn more about the Family Research Council: frc.org
Pt. 2
Ray Hacke, attorney for Pacific Justice Institute, talks about a case in Umpqua, Oregon in which a small church was denied permission to build a parsonage. Initially, the county granted the church permission. However, a neighbor in the community filed an appealed and won. Ray Hacke shares the next steps he’s taking to oppose the decision.
Sign up for our Legal Case Updates: https://www.pacificjustice.org/legal-...
Donate to our work: https://www.pacificjustice.org/suppor...
Like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PacificJusti...
Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pacificjust...
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PacificJustice?s=09