....inventors of evil things... Romans 1:30
"The PBS network's long-running series Arthur premiered its 22nd season, which featured the same-sex marriage of the animated aardvark's third-grade teacher, Mr. Ratburn. The episode, titled "Mr. Ratburn & the Special Someone," has already aired on the
approximately 354 PBS stations broadcasting in the United States.
Before revealing Ratburn's intended spouse, however, Arthur and his pals mistakenly believe the teacher's domineering sister is his fiancé and attempt to break them up. Voiced by lesbian actor Jane Lynch, Ratburn's sister, Patty, is only there to assist the teacher plan his wedding to a candy store proprietor.
When Ratburn and his intended husband walk arm-in-arm down the aisle, Arthur and his friends exchange approving smiles.
The Arthur episode is but one recent example of children's programming attempting to normalize homosexuality.
Arthur, for instance, is co-funded by public television station WGBH in Boston and the Cookie Jar Group, a publicly funded media organization based in Canada." ChurchMilitant
"The PBS network's long-running series Arthur premiered its 22nd season, which featured the same-sex marriage of the animated aardvark's third-grade teacher, Mr. Ratburn. The episode, titled "Mr. Ratburn & the Special Someone," has already aired on the
Before revealing Ratburn's intended spouse, however, Arthur and his pals mistakenly believe the teacher's domineering sister is his fiancé and attempt to break them up. Voiced by lesbian actor Jane Lynch, Ratburn's sister, Patty, is only there to assist the teacher plan his wedding to a candy store proprietor.
When Ratburn and his intended husband walk arm-in-arm down the aisle, Arthur and his friends exchange approving smiles.
The Arthur episode is but one recent example of children's programming attempting to normalize homosexuality.
Arthur, for instance, is co-funded by public television station WGBH in Boston and the Cookie Jar Group, a publicly funded media organization based in Canada." ChurchMilitant
REALLY?