April 26th, 2008
The unofficial Roman Catholic LifeSiteNews is an amazing piece of work. They managed to turn a study about large families into an anti-gay tract. And Paul Cameron was right there to help them:
While the UM study shows the health benefits of the traditional large family, other recent studies have revealed the health dangers of non-traditional social relations.
A recent study found that individuals taking part in legal same-sex “marriages” in Norway and Denmark lived 24 fewer years than individuals in traditional marriages, Drs. Paul and Kirk Cameron reported at the 2007 annual Eastern Psychological Association convention.
The man has no shame whatsoever. Not only was his so-called “study” completely bogus and easily refuted, Cameron is still repeating the lie that he “reported” his study at the 2007 annual Eastern Psychological Association convention. You may remember we obtained a statement from EPA president Dr. Phil Hineline exposing Cameron’s boldface lie just a little over a year ago.
But LifeSite really seems to like Cameron. This is the eighth time they’ve turned to him. Like I said, they’re a real piece of work.
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bananie
April 26th, 2008
“…Drs. Paul and Kirk Cameron reported at the 2007 annual Eastern Psychological Association convention.”
doctor kirk cameron? what? did i miss something? i thought he was just ray “bananas are made by god for human hands” comfort’s wingman?
Timothy Kincaid
April 26th, 2008
Different Kirk Cameron. This one is the son of Paul, not the actor.
bananie
April 27th, 2008
oh goodness. there are TWO of them??
Jason D
April 27th, 2008
oh weird, I always assumed it was the same Kirk Cameron, as that’s not exactly a common name.
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