Hate group leaders and former Dbag of the Day crown holders Peter LaBarbera (of the Americans for Truth About Homosexuality) and vehement anti-gay activist "Pastor" John Kirkwood have decided that Dan Savage won the Bible/same-sex marriage debate against their homophobic colleague, Brian Brown. 

But why? 

Shocker: Brian Brown's thick head didn't absorb any new Biblical perspective or opinion about same-sex-helmed families after being invited into Dan Savage's home. In fact, he somehow emerged from the dinner and debate even more anti-gay and twisted than before.

So, what is Brian saying in the wake of the long awaited Bible debate with Dan Savage?

The heavyweight match between Dan Savage and NOM's Brian Brown that we've been waiting for all summer long has finally arrived. Who wins the debate? What do they eat? Who raises their voice? All will be answered after the jump!

'Nuff said. 

More of Instinct's coverage of Wednesday's "Homophobia Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day" here.

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The PR firm representing Chick-fil-A will be working hard again this week to earn its check as it plans to clean up yet another homophobic rant spewed by the fast food chain's CEO Dan Cathy. 

So, how has Cathy managed to turn up the volume on his war against a minority group? 

With Chick-Fil-A's years of donations to a horde of homophobic organization finally earning full mainstream media steam, the company has released a statement in an attempt to distance itself from President and COO Dan Cathy's recent anti-gay remarks. 

So, what does Chick-Fil-A's veep have to say about Cathy's claim that they run their company's principles on the biblical idea of a family (whatever that is)? 

Pat Robertson explains that the Bible clearly got it wrong with regards to slavery.

We wonder if he'll use that same logic when it comes to homosexuality?

Check out what he has to say after the jump.

It sure seems to jibe with their mission, actions and beliefs, but the NOM-affiliated Minnesota for Marriage swears up and down today that its Facebook admin's account was hacked and that they are not behind a post that calls for the death of gays. Details follow. 

Australian Salvation Army Major Andrew Craibe repeatedly called for the death of gays on a radio show last week in a homophobic rant that used the Bible as its justification. Today, the country's arm of the Salvation Army is distancing itself from Craibe's comments with an apologetic statement.

An engaged lesbian couple is on the hunt for a new wedding reception venue after being told they couldn't rent out Moline, Illinois' historic University Club because THE BIBLE!! Details follow. 

Inspiring us to throw our hands over our heads instead of our ankles for once, a recent sermon by the Rev. Frederick D. Haynes of the Friendship-West Baptist Church takes his congregation, fellow pastors and larger Christian community to task for criticizing President Obama's marriage equality evolution. 

Watch the powerful video after the jump.

On Wednesday we reported that Kansas Pastor Curtis Knapp basically filled out and filed a work order request form asking the U.S. government to follow one quick Leviticus passage and exterminate all the gays. Today, he's explaining himself to CNN (and not exactly strengthening his reputation in the process). 

Sure, you can likely guess the typical homophobic "clarifications" Pastor Knapp makes in his mainstream media interview, but it's still fun to follow the jump for your daily dose of lunacy. We promise!