"Ben Gurion University has fired a professor for stating his opinion that the development of children raised by homosexual parents could be harmed, and that sexual inclinations can be restrained and chosen," reports Arutz Sheva.

So, yes, the homosexist agenda peopled by a "powerless" and "oppressed" class has somehow managed to take this professor's scalp.

But don't celebrate too soon, dear manufacturers of pretend rights (as opposed to real ones from the Creator who gives the "blessings of liberty"), for there may be another chapter in this book: "The firing of Prof. Yeruham Levitt by the university has caused much outrage among the academic staff."

In fact, the Legal Forum of the Land of Israel says "the firing of American-born Dr. Levitt is 'of utmost gravity, violates his basic civil rights, academic freedom and freedom of speech. We demand that the university revoke this decision and enable him to continue giving his sole course, which he has been giving for many years'."

Good for the Legal Forum. This kind of diversity is a strength. We live in a moral universe, where the individual is affirmed, independence of thought is valued, the diversity of male and female created equally in the image of God is ontologically, structurally, and ethically given, and there is no such thing as a human right rooted in human weakness, group dynamics, or 51% of the noses.