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The Advocate reports from inside Washington National Cathedral for the 39th president’s state funeral.
January 9, 2025
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The Advocate reports from inside Washington National Cathedral for the 39th president’s state funeral.
Antigay pastor Fred Phelps apparently doesn't enjoy a home-state advantage in his desire to use the picketing of military funerals as a way of condemning homosexuality--Kansas is about to pass a law restricting what many consider an abuse of freedom of speech.
The Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kan.--which, under the leadership of its notoriously antigay pastor, Fred Phelps (pictured), spreads a message of hate by picketing at soldiers' funerals--has agreed to obey new state laws that have been passed to limit where and when such demonstrations take place, a church attorney said Wednesday.
Members of the antigay Westboro Baptist Church, best known for picketing the funerals of U.S. soldiers, say Republican presidential candidate Fred Thompson once ''saw eye to eye'' with them on homosexuality.
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Members of Fred Phelps's fundamentalist Kansas church, ordered to pay nearly $11 million in damages to a grieving father, smiled as they walked out of the courtroom, vowing that the verdict would not deter them from protesting at military funerals. Members promised to picket future funerals with placards bearing such slogans as ''Thank God for dead soldiers'' and ''God hates fags.'' The group believes that U.S. deaths in the Iraq war are punishment for the nation's tolerance of homosexuality.
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