However, unjustified antagonism does no good for the promotion of homosexual rights. True, it’s great for publicity but does nothing good in the long term. It is purely juvinile bitterness, that’s all.

GROW UP.

Well, why not?. Actually, as one who usually agrees with your thinking about antagonistic provocation, this time round, I actually was provoked to thought by the article!

The article doesn’t suggest there were two lesbians that visited the nativity, but as I interpret the passage, they merely wanted to show that gay people were around at the TIME of Jesus’ birth.

I suppose a similar outrage would have existed if there was a little prostitute doll in the background – interestingly God used a prostitute to help the Israelites briong down the city of Jericho.

This business of being politically correct has pros and cons of course, but just as Jesus reminded mankind He came as a saviour for all – especially sinners – I can’t help wondering what He would have thought of the gay representation in a nativity scene.
Sorry if I sound to be Bible bashing, (not the intention) but I think that at times a confrontational “in-your-face” approach does sometimes work wonders if the end justifies the means.. or what say you?