Normal not

What is it when man's eyes stare at the material and deny the spirit either good or evil? Man as human animal vs. man as human spirit.

It is then "as we are born", vs. as we are born of God. The stuff of the cosmos. Dust in, and dust out, so make the best of it.

And if that's the outlook, then mother and father become parent 1 and parent 2. No longer spouses, but partners in some strange handshake agreement. And so far, they get what they beget, things are fair. They have made their bed so to speak.

But then comes adoption. Many formative years captive to abnormality. Real child abuse of the mind, if not also of the body. Real pride in decay.

Save the kids. Save the kids' sanity and salvation. Forbid the making normal of this aberration.

Link thanks to stay at home mom and Catholic in Arlington.

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When GLBT individuals or couples begin their journey to adoption, the first and most critical step is finding an agency that is welcoming. This often occurs through word-of-mouth references shared by experienced adoptive parents, as well as through websites dedicated to advocacy and education within the GLBT community.

HRC will provide the All Children – All Families Seal to agencies that achieve at least nine of the 12 benchmarks. You can continue to improve over time and the rating will change accordingly. Once you earn the All Children– All Families Seal, you can proudly display it on your website, on your office door or in printed materials.

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The agency’s mission or values statement uses GLBT-inclusive language.

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The agency’s non-discrimination statement for clients clearly bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

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The agency’s non-discrimination statement for clients clearly bans discrimination on the basis of gender identity.

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The agency’s non-discrimination statement for staff clearly bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

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The agency’s non-discrimination statement for staff clearly bans discrimination on the basis of gender identity.

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Comprehensive GLBT-specific content is included in the agency’s new staff orientation.

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Comprehensive GLBT content is included in the agency’s homestudy trainings.

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All agency-controlled forms use inclusive language (e.g., "partner" instead of "spouse" or "parent 1" and "parent 2" rather than "mother" and "father").

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The agency’s website and printed materials explicitly identify the agency’s commitment to working with GLBT individuals and families.

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All client/prospective family trainings integrate GLBT-inclusive language, examples and exercises.

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The agency actively recruits GLBT foster and adoptive individuals and families.

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The agency has had successful GLBT foster or adoptive parents.