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We have a very special guest today, so I'm not going to rant for long.

I just wanted to let folks know folks at the University of North Carolina that we are paying attention to what Psalm 100 is doing.

Now, University of North Carolina, of course, is a big state school.

Psalm 100 is an a cappella Christian singing group that takes monies from the university.

Money's collected from all the students, not just the bat-chit crazy, evangelical douchebag,

hypocrite students. And they had a little vote. There was apparently an openly gay member of this

Acapella group. And they voted to kick him out. They can't, by university regulations, kick him out for being gay.

So they kicked him out for what he believes about being gay, namely that his being gay doesn't cause Jesus to lose sleep, throw up, piss blood, or rain down destruction.

Anyway, Psalm 100, I tossed him up on my blog last week, directed people to their Facebook page.

They have one, which when it started filling up with comments from decent Christians,

not just angry atheists and cock suckers, but decent Christians.

Non-Naltz, of course, Naltz stands for not all like that Christians.

Non-Naltz, the kind of Christians who are willing to get up in the faces of hater Christians, not just whisper in the ears of angry queers and other people who were victimized by hater Christians that were not all

like that, but actually take the fight to the haters. When they started to hear from them on their

Facebook page, they yanked it because they are in addition to being hypocrites, cowards. And I say

they're hypocrites because they said when the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina, the Tar Heel wrote about the scandal, they said, the spokesperson for Psalm 100.

It's really easy in this situation for the focus to be on this one thing, the homosexuality.

But it wasn't about that, said Blake Templeton, general director for the group.

It was really about a disagreement with something that was clearly written in scripture, in the Bible,

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