To Each Its Own on homosexuality in India, its legal perception and the issue of criminality.
Written byNeha Viswanathan
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2 comments
I wonder when did Sakshi start eating her own :)
Sodom and Gommorah: the fall of the Roman empire. The God, Creator, of the Holy Bible says it is a sin!
I am writing a paper against gay rights, against gay marriage to persuade the US not to implement these policies. Our US Declaration of Independence and Constitution were based on the Bible, not the Satanic Bible. We have all these problems now in the US because “dummies” started forgetting God. Hindu’s run out motels now and they are awful, cheap, and junky. Find the generosity of Christ.