Listening to The Doors, Wilco or even Nirvana will turn your children gay, according to an internet database created by Donnie Davies, a “reformed” homosexual who – in his own words – found a way to “escape” from being gay. Davies believes that “God hates homosexuals”, and has compiled a list of music artists for Christian families to avoid, claiming that: “One of the most dangerous ways homosexuality invades family life is through popular music.” Examples of bands on Davies’ hit list included, surprisingly, ‘60s icons The Doors, country rockers Wilco and Nirvana. Not so surprisingly, the flamboyant pop of Scissor Sisters, Erasure and Queen also makes the cut. Sir Elton John gets a special mention as being “really gay”. Rapper Jay-Z, Ravi Shankar and Lou Reed’s Velvet Underground have also made Davies’ list, which can be seen in full on his website, www.lovegodsway.org. Davies has also posted a list of ‘safe’ bands that would have a better influence, and help you on “the journey to normalcy”. Like Cyndi Lauper, for instance… To view Donnie Davies’ site, click here
Listening to The Doors, Wilco or even Nirvana will turn your children gay, according to an internet database created by Donnie Davies, a “reformed” homosexual who – in his own words – found a way to “escape” from being gay.
Davies believes that “God hates homosexuals”, and has compiled a list of music artists for Christian families to avoid, claiming that: “One of the most dangerous ways homosexuality invades family life is through popular music.”
Examples of bands on Davies’ hit list included, surprisingly, ‘60s icons The Doors, country rockers Wilco and Nirvana. Not so surprisingly, the flamboyant pop of Scissor Sisters, Erasure and Queen also makes the cut. Sir Elton John gets a special mention as being “really gay”.
Rapper Jay-Z, Ravi Shankar and Lou Reed’s Velvet Underground have also made Davies’ list, which can be seen in full on his website, www.lovegodsway.org.
Davies has also posted a list of ‘safe’ bands that would have a better influence, and help you on “the journey to normalcy”. Like Cyndi Lauper, for instance…
