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Quotations:
 | "Physical orientation and sexual orientation are not moral
issues, and majority / minority phenomena in nature do not involve natural
versus unnatural categories. The exceptional in nature is still natural,
whether the exception is left-handedness or the homosexual orientation
of erotic desire." D. Michael Quinn, ex-Mormon and former professor at
Brigham Young University.
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 | "Being gay in ... [the Mormon] culture is beyond hell … I wanted to be cured so
badly. The family is the center of Mormonism
-- it is the sacred, potent unit. … It is a great failure that family can
only be the family almost by the Ozzie and Harriet definition, and
anything outside that is not family at all." Trevor Southey, artist
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 | "The only marriage sanctioned by God is of a man to a woman. In the case
of a gay person, they really have no hope. … And to live life without hope
on such a core issue I think is a very difficult thing." Marlin Jensen,
official LDS historian.
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 | "Homosexuality Is sin: Next to the crime
of murder comes the sin of sexual impurity." Excerpt from a
2002 Mormon pamphlet.
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"We do not intend to admit to our campus any homosexuals. If any of
you have this tendency and have not completely abandoned it, may I suggest
that you leave the university immediately after this assembly. ... We do not
want others on this campus to be contaminated by your presence." Ernest Wilkinson, president of Brigham Young
University, in a 1965 lecture to the BYU student body, titled: "Make
Honor your Standard." |

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