Ex-'gay' group: Surgeon General nominee's views backed by medical science

The group Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays is rushing to the defense of President Bush's nominee for Surgeon General, who has been under attack from homosexual activist groups because he believes homosexuality is a choice.Homosexual groups are seeking to derail the nomination of University of Kentucky professor and cardiologist Dr. James Holsinger. They claim he is unfit to serve as Surgeon General because he voted to expel a female homosexual pastor from the United Methodist Church, because his church has a ministry for recovering homosexuals, and because he has said homosexual sex is unnatural and unhealthy.
Regina Griggs, executive director of Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays,or PFOX, says Holsinger is also being unfairly condemned because his church is inclusive of former homosexuals."The official position of all medical and mental health organizations and the American Psychiatric Association is that there is no biological or genetic cause or replicated study for homosexuality," she declares. "So, why as a doctor should he not be allowed to interpret and support the fact that change is possible? That's what medical science says."Homosexual activists also take umbrage with Holsinger's view that individuals are not born "gay.""It's time to face facts," Griggs asserts. "And of course [it's a threat to them] to put someone in a position who represents science and holds a different position and has values that say all individuals are allowed to receive help or seek their right to self-determination ....," she adds. "The one thing that we have not been able to get the public to understand is [that] change is possible. This is a threat to them..."
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