Open Question: Should the state of Georgia drop out of the ACA?

29 July 2010, 4:48 pm

If the national governing body (ACA) that determines whether someone can be a counselor or not, contradicts the views of the majority of the state of Georgia then shouldn't the state consider leaving the organization and forming a new group that doesn't brand Christians as homophobic. I mean some of the same so-called experts who say that homosexuality is not a choice also say the same thing about pedophilia. I think what that school in Augusta did was totally wrong.I mean Making her attend a gay rights parade just because she said homosexuality is a choice. The liberals can't say that everyone has the potential for homosexually and at the same time say it is hereditary because that is an oxymoron. Either it's choice or it's genetics and if it's genetics then that means some people are totally incapable of being homosexuals. There seems to be a moving target on the so-called science of homosexuality (just like global warming) because it can't be both hereditary and choice. I think other states should drop out of the ACA as well. AGREE OR DISAGREE.... Read More »

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