Like Mohler, many of the guests were brought into the discussion via telephone hook-ups from around the world. In addition to a three-member panel and live studio audience in London, callers from England, Scotland, New Zealand, India, South Africa, Holland, Saudi Arabia and various U.S. cities participated in the lively discussion. A representative of the American Family Association was asked to explain opposition to Disney. The news editor of the AFA Journal pointed to Disney's domestic partner employee benefits and participation of company executives in a pro-homosexual group, Hollywood Supports, as examples of what's wrong with the multimedia, worldwide conglomerate. The diversity of religious views present in the broadcast were demonstrated in an exchange between Mohler and a homosexual member of the World Buddhist Center in London.
Violence is a moral issue.
Being ungenerous is a moral issue. Who you sleep with, I can't really see it as a moral issue. And that one of the crucial things is to provide young people with experiences of learning and turning into mature independent adults. It is a partnership. Offering three reasons in opposition to homosexuality, a man from Saudi Arabia also contributed to the discussion.