Passing themselves off to be liberals and free folks, the gay-rights movement renewed their attacks against pastor Rick Warren after the inauguration of president Barack Obama. Hypocritical to the core, jaundiced with malice and prejudice, the attack dogs of the gay-rights movement set about to attack pastor Rick Warren, who to date had refused to defend himself.
Thankfully, pastor Rick Warren gave no quarters nor compromised his prayer. After all, he was praying for the office of the president and for America. Not everything in America is about the self-centered gay-rights movement. The gay-rights movement is about division, not unity. It is an "I-me-mine-myself" organism.
When hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, it was the churches that were the first responders. It was not the gay-rights movement. Likewise, time and time again, Christians have been one of the first to respond when America was in dire need. Not gays, not lesbians. But the deception goes on to show that the gay-rights movement is the core of American values and history. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Christians have nothing to be ashamed off in this country. Christians are the true liberals of America. Well said, well done pastor Rick Warren. Do not let the turkeys get you down. You have done the Kingdom of Heaven proud.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
Barack Obama, Rick Warren and the Gay Fascist Movement
I was surprised to read about the Gay Movement whipping up a storm just because the senior pastor of Saddleback Church, Rick Warren, was going to speak & pray at president-elect Barack Obama's inauguration.
Personally, I have nothing against people such as gays if they are wired differently from the rest of us. I have friends who are definitely gay.
Pastor Rick Warren never said that he was going to preach against gays and lesbians during the inauguration. Yet, the Gay Movement were the ones who cast the first stone.
The Movement have proven that they are not just about equal rights or even human rights. The Movement is nothing more than a fascist movement, trampling down anyone who happens to disagree with them, very much like a bunch of Nazis.
In attacking pastor Rick Warren, the Gay Movement have demonstrated that they are no better than a bunch of playground bullies.
It is unfortunate that president-elect Barack Obama had chosen to give in to this fascist movement so early in his term. In offering Bishop Robinson a platform, president-elect Barack Obama had nullify the relevance of God and Christianity in America.
President George W. Bush compromised with the religious right-wingers and disgraced the Faith. Now, president-elect Barack Obama had disgraced the Faith by selling out to the Gay Fascist Movement.
Perhaps there is no God in America after all.
Personally, I have nothing against people such as gays if they are wired differently from the rest of us. I have friends who are definitely gay.
Pastor Rick Warren never said that he was going to preach against gays and lesbians during the inauguration. Yet, the Gay Movement were the ones who cast the first stone.
The Movement have proven that they are not just about equal rights or even human rights. The Movement is nothing more than a fascist movement, trampling down anyone who happens to disagree with them, very much like a bunch of Nazis.
In attacking pastor Rick Warren, the Gay Movement have demonstrated that they are no better than a bunch of playground bullies.
It is unfortunate that president-elect Barack Obama had chosen to give in to this fascist movement so early in his term. In offering Bishop Robinson a platform, president-elect Barack Obama had nullify the relevance of God and Christianity in America.
President George W. Bush compromised with the religious right-wingers and disgraced the Faith. Now, president-elect Barack Obama had disgraced the Faith by selling out to the Gay Fascist Movement.
Perhaps there is no God in America after all.
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