Hello! It’s me again. It’s been a little over three years since I published the last post on QueerPHC, and to be honest, I thought this blog might have seen the last of me too. But today marks the... Continue Reading →
Patrick Henry College grad David Sessions just published the entire text of the lecture on Scribd. Read the entire lecture for yourself. A common complaint that PHC dissenters hear is that we're "taking things out of context" or being "uncharitable."... Continue Reading →
In a so-called Faith & Reason lecture delivered to the entire student body today, Patrick Henry College Professor Stephen Baskerville claimed that "homosexual activists" played an integral role in the rise of Nazism. I find it hard to understand how any... Continue Reading →
I recently shared the full text of a letter that Dr. Graham Walker sent to Patrick Henry College Alumni about QueerPHC and the recent media attention. For the sake of brevity, I won't quote the full text below. All text... Continue Reading →
Sorry to disappear on you for awhile. After the lawsuit threat and the ensuing round of media about the blog, the three of us decided to take an emotional health break to enjoy the holidays. But we're back! And we... Continue Reading →
When the story of Patrick Henry College Chancellor Michael Farris' threatened lawsuit was picked up by various news outlets and blogs in the past week, we at QueerPHC braced ourselves for the inevitable response from the Patrick Henry College community... Continue Reading →
First, a big welcome to our new readers. We had quite a spike in traffic yesterday. If you'd like to learn more about Queer PHC, please check out the About, Contributor, and FAQ tabs at the top of the page.... Continue Reading →
Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, of the Diocese of New Hampshire, recently visited the Center for American Progress in Washington, D.C., where he spoke with former congressman Pat Murphy about Robinson's new book, God Believes in Love. Robinson spoke with Queer... Continue Reading →
I survived Patrick Henry College with a pastel iPod shuffle and a pair of earbuds that I rescued from the lost and found bin, after waiting the requisite week to make sure no one else wanted them. Was that one... Continue Reading →