Faith And Family

[Mr VJP]

"Last year, you'll recall that we created an iPhone app  for the Manhattan Declaration. The app would allow users to read, sign,  and share the Manhattan Declaration and its defense of human life,  traditional marriage, and religious freedom. Apple said the app was  'free from objectionable material.' But when a group that supports  so-called 'gay marriage' protested that the Declaration promoted 'hate'  and 'homophobia' and was 'anti-gay,' (which it wasn't), Apple removed  the app from its iPhone store. ... Now they have another: Exodus  International, a Christian ministry that aims to free people from  homosexuality. Apple has now removed the Exodus International app from  its app store. ... Some may say that losing an iPhone app for Exodus  International isn't that big a deal... But it's not just about apps.  It's about freedom of speech, the ability to participate in the  marketplace of ideas. The gay-rights groups have shown their fangs.  Victory in the courts or in the legislatures is not enough for them.  They want to silence, yes, destroy those who don't agree with their  agenda. So they target Christian groups and corporate America to do just  that. The writing is on the wall, folks. For the sake of religious  liberty and free speech, we must not remain silent. Not on this issue,  or on any issue that would threaten free speech and freedom of  religion." --author Chuck Colson