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... then why are Church Leaders who had a one time adulterous sex act years ago, despite many years of marriage, forced to step down, even if they are truly repentant and the deed was not repeated?
All those churches with the sodomy flag up are fishing for dollars.
All those churches with the sodomy flag up are fishing for dollars.
Gays have no children of their own, and are generally two working adults.
All those churches with the sodomy flag up are fishing for dollars.
Gays have no children of their own, and are generally two working adults.
Most churches are into anything that gives their leaders $$$.
Patrick saysAll those churches with the sodomy flag up are fishing for dollars.
Gays have no children of their own, and are generally two working adults.
I would never attend or join a church with openly gay clergy. Gay members are another story. It’s just another sin. But to have openly gay clergy is to basically flout God’s laws, that they don’t matter and that’s an open invitation to severe natural consequences. I wouldn’t want to be around such a place.
I would never attend or join a church with openly gay clergy. Gay members are another story. It’s just another sin. But to have openly gay clergy is to basically flout God’s laws, that they don’t matter and that’s an open invitation to severe natural consequences. I wouldn’t want to be around such a place.
Rev. Megan Rohrer, the new bishop, is a very interesting person. Although God joyfully created her female and she still retains her lovely female first name, she employs the plural pronouns “they” and “them” for herself, as well as “he,” and asks the rest of us to do the same. She does not, however, seem to fully identify as a man, and at 41, her “transition” seems to still be in process.
As Rohrer explains on her personal Twitter account, “I have different pronoun preferences in different contexts.” She suggests to others, “Consider asking trans people ‘What pronouns would you like to use in this context?’” An observant respondent properly noted, “That would be assuming we know they are trans.” Yes, it’s complicated.
While Rohrer declared herself lesbian in college, she now identifies as queer and transgender while remaining married to a woman and continuing to raise two children. Since 2014, Rohrer has been the pastor of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in San Francisco. About her faith journey, she explains, “As I became queerer, I also became more faithful.”
Megan expresses the central focus of her ministry this way, “I think the most important thing I can say as a queer pastor is ‘I’m sorry, using faith to tear other people down is not good news,’” adding, “We need to all be as loud and angry as the people who want to declare there are types of people that God can’t love.”
As she says this, the video shows her buttoning up her black clerical shirt over rounded surgical scars where her perfectly healthy female breasts used to be. Megan apparently desires a man’s chest, but all she has now are the scars dramatically reminding her and everyone else of what God created her to be. Unwittingly, her video is a brutally honest presentation of Megan’s story — perhaps more so than she intended. It certainly calls us to sympathy and remorse.
But as you see her self-damaged chest as she vests in her clerical garb, she confidently explains how most people are irrational on this matter:
Most peoples’ feelings about gay and lesbian people, and trans people, aren’t rational. And maybe as I’ve matured as a pastor, I’ve figured out that it’s feelings. People have a feeling or a fear that is compelling them to say ‘no’ to an entire group of people. The way to respond to that is by … being louder than other people’s fear.
Yes, this is a lecture on rationality from a person who cannot honestly tell you whether she is a man or a woman. This from a supposed ambassador of Jesus Christ, who reminded us with precise clarity, “Have you not read that he who created them from the beginning made them male and female.”
The whole idea really is idiotic if you think about it. Sorry to the religious Patnetter's, but this is 100% true if you apply logic to the discussion. We can't even get modern media to be accurate and you think tall tales from 2000+ years ago are accurate and true? Get me some of that koolaid.
But let’s start with logic. We have to assume that earth, humans, solar system and universe have an origin. Many have sought to tell tall tales of the origin since the first millennium of human history. More recent tall tales have sought to discredit/replace the creators place in the universe. But that whole idea is idiotic. Logically if there is an origin then there must be an originator or originators. Logically one would expect the originator(s) to be far advanced in knowledge and power, probably capable of acting outside the laws of physics.
Logically we would expect the originator to give the apex creature an instruction manual and brief history of the creation as well as plans for future events. Surely the creator would have no difficulty preserving this instruction manual for the past several millennia using any means necessary.
So aliens?
evolutionary algorithms
Does this bs algorithm create matter, energy and life?
Those who lie to themselves or claim they can’t know the creator are emotionally and intellectually dishonest and willingly ignorant of what people in places around the world are discovering every day
Just be honest with yourself and the rest of us. When are you going to earnestly search for God?
A child that dies shortly after birth.
richwicks says
A child that dies shortly after birth.
Wakes up in Heaven. Just ask David, or read what he said after his newborn baby died. 2 Samuel 12:22-23
22 He answered, “While the child was still alive, I fasted and wept. I thought, ‘Who knows? The Lord may be gracious to me and let the child live.’ 23 But now that he is dead, why should I go on fasting? Can I bring him back again? I will go to him, but he will not return to me.”
But you don’t even understand God, you claim God sends babies to hell. He does not!
All babies who die receive grace, not judgement. It’s time you reevaluate who God is, it’s clear you never where a Christian. You don’t even know who Christ is.
it’s clear you never where a Christian. You don’t even know who Christ is.
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