Heterosexuality is Normal and Everything Else is Delusional

Genesis 5:2 NLV

“ He created them male and female, and he blessed them and called them “human“.”

Some idiot at a university in Tennessee says we need to change thinking and discussion in families, “so that heterosexuality is no longer held as the norm against which other sexualities  are compared.”1 What a bunch of garbage. Heterosexuality is that norm and all the others are abnormal. What is wrong with society saying that wrong is right and right is wrong?  This is so totally wrong.

“The prejudice against normal, healthy, sexuality and gender expression can be seen in the growth of, essentially, new vocabulary.” 1 This so-called new vocabulary is indoctrination and brainwashing of normal moral people to believe and follow Satan on his destructive path to destroy our country and the world and it must be stopped.

This outlandish terms including heteronormative, which is defined in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary as “of relating to, or based on the attitude that heterosexuality is the only normal and natural expression of sexuality.”1 Says that it is wrong to say that heterosexuality is normal and is an attack on the deviant sexual abhorrence. I firmly believe it is right to attack deviant sexual abhorrences because they are wrong. They go against God and what the Bible says is right and moral. This invasion of our society by Satan and his attacks on God and God’s people is an abhorrence and must be stopped.

This article goes on to state that what they call “heteronormative thinking” is not “right thinking” and that if you believe that sex between a man and a woman is normal and all other acts are not then you are “guilty of heterosexism.” 

The article continues by stating that “if you are a man or a woman who,…considers yourself the same gender you were declared at your birth,…you must be a cisgender man or cisgender woman, to distinguish you from a transgender man or transgender woman.”1 If you say that it is not necessary to call yourself cisgender then you  are now “engaging in cisgenderism.” And if you think it is natural or normal to think you are a man in a male body or a woman in a female body you are “practicing cisnormativity.”1 After all according to these delusional people believe that it is not normal for there to be any relationship between sex and gender or family structure.

The goal of these delusional satanist, as I think of them, is to queer our society completely and to make what is normal abnormal and what is abnormal normal. This fits in with what the Bible says in Isaiah 5:20 NIV “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.”

Rev. Brian Loiselle said in his article entitled “When Right is Wrong and Wrong is Right” article from the October 8, 2005 article in The Sun “We live at a time when men call right, wrong and wrong, right. At a time when evil is called good and good is called evil. Jesus spoke of time just like these in Matthew, chapter 24. The apostle Paul wrote of these times in II Timothy, chapter 3.” 2

The article in Tomorrow’s World goes on to explain that, “believing that family is best grounded in a marriage between a man and a woman, that sex between that man and that woman represent normal and natural sexuality and that it actually is possible in virtually all cases to identify a child’s gender at birth is to align oneself with the likes of fascists such as Mussolini or Hitler or the bigots of the Ku Klux Klan. Pre-assuming someone’s gender based on their appearance is labeled an act of ignorance at best and violence at worst.”3 In my mind this is so beyond normalcy that it leads me to believe that those who think this belong in a locked ward at a mental facility.

These delusional menaces are targeting our children and brainwashing them. They are using the public school system to indoctrinate them and believe me I have seen it first hand. I cannot believe that the school districts are hiring delusional, psychotic people to teach our young. The idea of morals and values has been suppressed and the evil of Satan has been embraced and is destroying the future of our country and our world. 

We need to protect our children of all ages from these delusional predators. They have invaded preschools as well and are training our children to think they are what they are not. Boys are boys and have penises, and girls are girls and have vaginas, end of story. If you think otherwise you are in need of serious mental help. God decides before you are born what you are and that is denoted by your physical body makeup. 

You cannot change your DNA and 1,000 years from now if your bones are dug up and tested they will show that you are male or female just as the doctor called it when you came out of your mother’s womb.  If you want to prance around and pretend you are what you are not, that is your delusion and I am not buying it. I should not be expected to accept what is a fallacy or your delusion as fact. I think it is ridiculous that a man is prancing around in Washington D.C. in a female navy uniform saying he is a woman when in fact he is a man. It is pure and simple science and since the looney leftist are so into science all they have to do is to look in their pants to see that they are male or female and have destructive, disfiguring surgery that does not change the facts. 

To quote the article in Tomorrow’s World one last time, “The goal is not mere “acceptance,” and it never was. It is to program children to forget what is normal and embrace a world with no gender or sexual boundaries.” “The opening passage of Genesis details a world in chaos: “The earth was without form, and void”(Genesis 1:2) A world- “without form”-without guiding distinctions, shapes, and ideals,-is exactly the sort of society today’s social engineers seek to create.”4

There are significant differences between men and women and amount of physical manipulation and disfigurement can change that. Even hormone therapy cannot fully change it. It can only cause physical and mental issues later in life and the majority of those I have read about who allowed other to disfigure their bodies have realized later in life that it was a horrific mistake and they have sought to rectify the problem but cannot return to who they were because it has caused such horrendous physical harm to them and lead to serious mental health issues and often suicide.

Those who are pushing this evil are causing more problems and social issues than children of this young age need. Just because someone is a tomboy does not mean they want to be a boy not a girl. Childhood is an age of exploration and play and we need to leave these children alone and let them explore their world, not pressure them into believing the lies of Satan.

1 Tomorrow’s World January 2023, page 18.

2  When Right is Wrong and Wrong is Right, The Sun, October 8, 2005

3 Tomorrow’s World, January 2023, page 19.

4 Tomorrows’s World,January 2023, page 20.

Drawn From My Father's Adventures: Parquet and Piano

 I came across this blog by chance and the stories she tells are fascinating and drew me in to the world in a different time. I am inspired to blog some of the stories my father shared with me.
Drawn From My Father's Adventures: Parquet and Piano: "Click image to enlarge With the huge unemployment in postwar Germany our large house in Hamburg, which had been requisitioned from the fami..."

Reading this blog made me cry as I thought of my father. This month is the anniversary of his passing six years ago.  I still miss him and on occasion find myself reaching for the phone to call him.  We had a long period of time where we were out of touch for reasons I will not go into, but he was always my father and I loved him. I also miss him and remember the stories he told me.  Recently we lost his twin sister with whom he was always close.  There is only one member of his generation still living on his side of the family, his older brother Bob.  It is important to record and remember the stories of each generation and I have written down some of the stories my father shared with me. After reading the blog mentioned above I decided to share a few of my father's stories and my thoughts.

When he was a boy my father said he drove a milk wagon and delivered milk around Altamont and he told me of the time that someone cut off their toe with a lawn mower.  The toe was put on ice in the milk truck and he drove it to the doctor. I am not sure if he took the person or if they went in another vehicle, but he said that he put the toe on ice and delivered it to the doctor so it could be sewn back on.

He also talked about playing basketball in high school and I have his basket ball necklace or charm on a chain.  He said he enjoyed playing basketball even though he was not that good at it.

He also talked about hunting and fishing and told me stories about my grandparents when they were younger. He said grandpa use to go duck hunting, which is probably why my father did the same.  He also talked about his siblings and his twin sister.

One story I remember is that he use to ask his twin sister to go ask grandpa for money for the movies because he would always give it to her, but not to him. He said he was always in trouble for something.  He also said that she was never on grandpa's bad side.

He told me about his first trip over seas and when he stepped off the airplane in Benghazi North Africa his first thought was "Momma come get your baby boy."  I have pictures from his time there with all the tents out in that desert.  He said the water truck came through about once a week delivering water for drinking, cooking, and washing. They had to ration the water so it would last until the next truck cam through.  He said it was hot and miserable and you had sand everywhere.  You could not escape the sand especially when the wind would blow it through and you could not see your hand in front of your face.

He also talked about Germany and Korea and Vietnam and other places he was stationed and told me that some of them were places he had never been and others were places he would have liked to have had more time.

My Hero, My Mom

In High School

 
My mom worked outside the home before most women did. She joined the Air Force and served our country until they kicked her out because she was pregnant with me. Back in the 1950s you were not allowed to serve if you were pregnant, it did not matter that she was married to my father, it was the rule. They did not have cute maternity uniforms and such then, because a woman's place was in the home.

With her parents, brothers and sisters.

With my youngest at his high school graduation

With two of her younger sisters, Sally and Sue.

With another of her four sisters, Linda

2006

 She has been there for me through thick and thin and even times when I felt I she was way over protective and I was a real brat, she stuck with me and for that I am forever grateful.

With my youngest son

With my oldest son

WIth my youngest son in 2006.

WIth my youngest son in 2006

With Jim in October 2011 after our trip to Ireland

My mom was a women's "liber" before it was popular because she was always one step ahead. She set an excellent example for me in life. She showed me how to be strong and how to take care of things when my dad was not around because the Air Force had sent him off somewhere for a year or how ever long.

With me in Memphis in July 2011

My mother is a strong woman even today, though she is loosing the physical strength battle due to age taking its toll on her body, she is still strong in all the ways that count.  She has topped onions, worked a switch board, and marched in Air Force boots. She never got a college degree, but she still worked her way up to management in the Civil Service and she was still there to help with Girl Scouts and bake cookies.  She is an example that more women need to follow and one who I hope I can live up to.

With me in Ireland, October 2011

With Jim and I on the bus in Ireland, October 2011.

Memories of my Dad

I remember the story my mother told of my father returning from Germany when I was small. I had a picture of my father and that was my memory of him. When he returned he did not look like my picture and it took me several days before I realized he was my father. I was afraid of the strange man who got off the plane, with a few days growth of beard. He was not the clean shaven man in my photograph.

I look back on photographs of my father as a young soldier and see a different man than the one who died just over three years ago.  The man who died was thin and weak, yet still told me "I love you kid."

He was physically weak from the cancer that ravaged his body bit he was still the man I knew as a child.  He still had a sense of humor and enjoyed golf. He was the man who yelled at Jack Nicholson when he missed a putt, and cheered when he got a hole in one.

He still enjoyed pulling my leg and teasing me and he was still my father whom I loved dearly.  He traveled the world with the military to places like Cuba, Korea, Vietnam, the Philippines,  Taiwan, and Kinmen.

He was a great man and is sorely missed. I love him very much and know that he is watching over me from heaven.

My Soldier, Private First Class Ehmann

Private First Class Ehmann; 
Caleb Schneck and  Bryce Ehmann, with Capt. Yaw, who swore them in.

I just returned from a trip to Missouri to see my son, Bryce, graduate from basic training and AIT.  He enlisted in the Army National Guard in August 30, 2011 and left home for basic training September 12, 2011.
He had a short block leave during training in December and came home for the Christmas holidays.
He brought me his official picture when he came home. I took a picture of it with my iPhone.

Private First Class Ehmann

They now post pictures during training on Facebook and I snagged a few that had Bryce in them.  Here are two from the 701st Military Police Battalions Facebook Page:

Bryce is the red face peeking out around the leg.

Bryce and his platoon mates during the field training exercises.

He also sent me this one:

Dress uniform, before adding ribbons.

Then I took a bunch while down at Fort Leonard Wood for Family Day and Graduation.

Family Day. The ribbon on the left is for Marksman with two different weapons. Above his name is the MP emblem.

Wearing the rank of Private First Class.

Bryce at the MP Memorial.

Bryce at the Camp Museum MP exhibit.

Bryce and I at the Family Day Banquet.

Then on graduation day I took several pictures including one of his platoon during the ceremony.

Bryce is in the back row, because of his height. In front are Drill Sgt. Desimmon and Drill Sgt. Roderiguez.

Private First Class Ehmann with Drill Sgt. Roderiguez.

Both Drill Sgts. told me that Bryce was a good soldier, and they were pleased to have him.  Drill Sgt. Roderiguez said he was quiet.  I guess she did not get to experience him at his wildest, with a bunch of boy scouts playing video games. 

If you have not guessed by now Iam very proud of my soldier.

Lastly, here are Private Schneck and Private First Class Ehmann after graduation in their dress uniforms. They certainly look a lot more grown up than they did in August.

I am very glad to him home for now and looking forward to spending time with him, as I know Caleb's mom is as well. These two fine young men are here to serve in the Army National Guard of Alaska and the United States of America.