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==Misinformation about reparative therapy== | ==Misinformation about reparative therapy== | ||
Opponents of reparative therapy characterize it as the idea that [[homosexuality]] can be cured by prayer and reflection and claim that it is based on the idea that homosexuality is a choice. | Opponents of reparative therapy characterize it as the idea that [[homosexuality]] can be cured by prayer and reflection and claim that it is based on the idea that homosexuality is a choice. | ||
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| + | [[Richard Cohen]] says in rebuttal, "No one chooses to have same-sex desires." | ||
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Revision as of 17:26, November 7, 2007
Reparative Therapy
For those seeking to leave the homosexual lifestyle, Exodus International is one example of a Christian group that helps practicing homosexuals by giving them freedom from homosexuality through the power of Jesus Christ.[1]
Misinformation about reparative therapy
Opponents of reparative therapy characterize it as the idea that homosexuality can be cured by prayer and reflection and claim that it is based on the idea that homosexuality is a choice.
Richard Cohen says in rebuttal, "No one chooses to have same-sex desires."