LittleBear, it is more of that ugly innuendo and guilt by association and the incredible fear that causes people to throw stones to stop the wind.  

I am really sad to see another bishop giving in to fear mongers and tattle tales and those who refuse to see the good that is also there with Girl Scouts, LGBT people, those who disagree with them but still love God and neighbor.  

When will there be a bishop who tells one of these people to tend to their own hearts and souls - and maybe get a little psychological help?  What the bishops do in heeding this kind of hatefulness is assure the divisiveness grows, building walls that divide rather than paths that unite.  

Bishops who think "The Christian believer is a simple person" treat grownups like children, don't challenge them to grow up, and so what they get is childish adults.  Go throw stones at the wind along with the children, bish; see if you can stop it.

Not preaching at you, LittleBear, just took the opportunity you provided.