Exodus: 2008 North-Central Regional Conference

The North Central Regional Conference will be held October 24-26, 2008 at the Green Lake Conference Center in Green Lake, WI.

The North Central Regional Conference theme this year is "Embracing the Process." Healing doesn’t mean we will never be tempted.

And check out one of their endorsements:

I thank God for Exodus International and their desire to come alongside those who are affected by homosexuality, sharing the love of Jesus with them and linking arms with all denominations to help strengthen and equip us to minister to the homosexual.

- Ken “Hutch” Hutcherson, Pastor of Antioch Bible Church, Seattle, Wa.

The same Ken Hutcherson who said:

“God hates soft men” and “God hates effeminate men.” Hutcherson went on to say, “If I was in a drugstore and some guy opened the door for me, I’d rip his arm off and beat him with the wet end.”

This is the same Ken Hutcherson who is associated with the Holocaust revisionist group Watchmen On the Walls.:

And by "Holocaust revisionsist," I mean GAYS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HOLOCAUST, Holocaust revisionism. It's actually not even a secret, Exodus openly admits it:

Homosexuality and the Nazi Party

"I’d rip his arm off and beat him with the wet end"

...said the Christian of the "sinner"

To be fair though, this was said in the context of the guy having used said arm, to open said door, for said arm-ripper-offer guy. Clearly, one of them was asking for it.

But I've been thinking, why the wet end?

From a purely-pragmatic-antigay-pro-violence-Ken-Hutcherson-stance- -alone, why wouldn’t you want to beat the person with the dry end?

The "dry" end is the part with the hand on it. Aka potential fist, aka hand = hitting device.

So if you were going to beat a gay guy with his own arm because he used it to be polite, wouldn’t you want to then taunt him further with it by saying:

"Stop hittin’ yourself!"
"Stop hittin’ yourself!"
"Stop hittin’ yourself!"
It's literal insult to injury, just by using the opposite end of the weapon.

~Just trying to follow the logic here folks...
(Yep, that's the line)