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All over the world there are men and women who experience transformation in their lives, and who no longer identify as “gay” nor describe themselves as homosexual. They are empowered to abstain form unwanted behaviours and may experience the diminishing of unwanted homosexual feelings. They reject the idea that their ‘orientation’ is innate and immutable.
Allia
Ansel
David
Emily
John "Jannine"
John G
Lindsay
Marcel
Michael
Pascal
Richard
Timo
Øivind
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John and Lindsay
Sue
New voices from different world areas.
James
Janet Boynes
Janet
Sue
Luiz
Angel
It is clear that ideology can distort opportunities for human freedom, and this is also the case in our understanding of human sexuality. If we label behaviours, as identities and categories of human existence, thereby claiming people are born gay, the danger is that we predispose any individual, whether adult or child, to an identity and destiny over which there is no choice. But it is clear in historical perspective as Voices of the Silenced shows, that ideologies change, just as societies change and what our cultures teach us may well not be the best way for us to live our lives.
Bence
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali
Bjørn Helge Sandvei
Christopher Doyle
David Pickup
Dermot O'Callaghan
Dr med. Christl R. Vonholdt
Dr Christopher Rosik
Dr Joseph Nicolosi
Dr Peter May
Dr Stephen Baskerville
Ilona É́kes
Jens Fredrik Brenne
Markus Hoffman
Matthew Brennan
Paul Diamond
Stefan Schmidt
Prof. Carolyn Pela"A True Friend: Joseph Nicolosi"
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Andrew Comiskey, Founder Desert Stream Ministries
Dr Benjamin Kauffman, Psychiatrist
David Pickup, Therapist
Robert Vazzo, Therapist
Professor Carolyn Pela
Charles LiMandri, Attorney
Dr Anthony Duke, Psychiatrist
Released: Thursday 14th February 2019 19:00 GMT
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Dr Ivan Grech Mintoff
Kylie
Dr Gordon John Manché
John Mark
Joseph
Matthew Grech
Louise Varming
Stevey Ellul Bonici#therapiefreiheit
Freiheit ist ein hohes Gut in demokratischen Gesellschaften. Dieses Gut ist zu schützen. Menschen haben die Freiheit, ihr
Leben selbstbestimmt zu gestalten und sich eigene Lebensziele zu setzen. Sie dürfen sich
verändern, auch im Bereich ihrer Identität und Sexualität. Sie dürfen transsexuell leben und ihr
geschlechtliches Aussehen verändern. Sie dürfen homosexuell oder bisexuell leben. Einige
entscheiden sich aber auch, einen anderen Weg zu gehen. Einen Weg, der zur Abnahme homosexueller
oder transsexueller Gefühle führen kann. Einen Weg, den viele beschreiben als Weg der Versöhnung
mit der Wirklichkeit ihres Körpers. Sachkundig, spannend, einfühlsam und authentisch geben die
Beiträge einen Einblick, wie solche Wege aussehen können. Wer sie hört, spürt: Es geht um
Freiheit. Therapie- und Beratungsverbote wären fehl am Platz.
#therapeuticchoice
Freedom is a high priority in democratic societies. Included in this freedom - and even key - is
the freedom of self-determination and the freedom to set one's own life goals. For instance,
some people change in the area of their identity and sexuality. One example is persons who
decide to live as transsexuals and change their sexual appearance. Others live out a gay or
bisexual lifestyle and seek out support for this.
But some decide to seek a different path, a path that can lead to the decrease of homosexual or transsexual feelings. Many describe this as a path of reconciliation with the reality of their bodies. They articulate their experience in descriptions that may be objective and professional, sensitive and empathetic, and are authentic and exciting. Anyone who has listened to their reports will recognise this is all about freedom. Therapy bans would unjustly rob people of their freedom of choice.
Pascal
David
Timo
Marcel
Dr (med) Christl Vonholdt
Markus Hoffman
Stefan Schmidt
‘Voices of the Silenced”, a project of Core Issues Trust, has been in production since June 2015. The documentary is a non-commercial, private venture and made as an investment towards preserving and promoting teachings on sexual ethics uniquely entrusted to the church of Christ by its ancient forebears, the faithful Jewish people.
Re-tracing the coming of the Gospel to Europe, filming has taken place extensively in Campania in Italy at the ancient sites destroyed by Vesuvius in 79 AD, only 9 years after the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem at the command of Titus when Vespasian was Emperor. Contemporary research is considered, challenging Tertullian’s claim that there were no Jesus-devotees in these towns at that time. Enduring memorials in the Roman Forum to this period of history and of course the Jewish contribution to the building of the Colosseum is highlighted when filming in the City of Rome.
Rome
Ostia Antica
Herculaneum
Stabia
Pompeii
Oplontis
The film crew also visited Poland, the USA, Germany, Ireland and England engaging with voices and contributors from 9 different nationalities: each with a similar message – sexual identity is a personal, private matter and the rights of individuals to leave unwanted homosexual practices are sacrosanct: despite any political demand or restrictive measures imposed by society.
Luther and Reformation Memorial, Germany
Rashi Shul, 11th Century Synagogue, Germany
College Green, Westminster London
Corrie ten Boom House, Haarlem, The Netherlands
Warsaw, Poland
Alliance Conference, Texas
The challenges have been, and will be, enormous.
Fred Williams is an independent film maker from the UK, where he lives with his family. His Nigerian connections mean that he has experienced first-hand the effects of radical Islam, a subject on which he has written for a range of newspapers and online articles. He has worked closely for several years with Christian Concern, a UK advocacy group concerned to reflect Christian values in the public space.
Fred has extensive experience in film-making and news reporting. In addition to music video production for both commercial and Christian promotion, he has produced several documentary-type pieces. For the past few years he has produced regular television programmes across Africa and the UK like RIOT Reloaded and Christian Weekly News, offering contemporary insight and commentary on national and international events in the UK region.
In his role as a human rights advocate Fred is co-founder and director of LOVEBACK, a charity promoting justice and peace in which he uses creative arts including drama to promote tolerance, respect, forgiveness and justice.
As Creative Director in the current production of Voices of the Silenced, and in addition to camera and sound work alongside second cameraman Peter Wooding, Fred also handled the post-production at Icontowers Studio in Essex, along with a graphic artist.
Voices of the Silenced was produced by Mike Davidson, PhD. Dr Davidson is CEO of Core Issues Trust in the United Kingdom.
Previously he worked in professional development in three UK universities, and one in South Africa. His doctoral studies are in education, and his undergraduate degrees were in theology, ancient history and Biblical Studies. He also completed studies for the pastoral ministry, and continues to assist those seeking support and help, whether from faith-, no-faith or other faith backgrounds.
He works for the rights and freedoms of those wishing to leave homosexual practices and feelings. In 2014 he was removed from the British Psychodrama Association’s register, at the instruction of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy, having expressed the view on a BBC programme that autonomous individuals have the right to receive professional help to support their choice to leave unwanted homosexual practices. No client complaint was ever made against him. He was told, “you may re-apply to continue training should you consistently cease to promulgate your current opinions.” He continues to support individuals now abandoned by the professions in the matter of unwanted sexual feelings and behaviours, in London and Belfast.
He works in close association with individuals in many countries.