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After pro-life, Christian social conservative Dr. Mark Green withdrew from consideration for Secretary of the Army on Friday, two leading Christian talk show hosts warned that America is in danger of having a pro-gay “litmus test” for public servants that effectively boxes out Bible-believing Christians . “The Left is turning ‘anti-gay’ (meaning: biblical Christian ) into a nonstarter for public service. Shocked that so few Christians even care,”  tweeted  Christian talker and American Family Radio talk show host Janet Mefferd on Friday. “A movement evil enough to lie/smear to block a Christian from public service is evil enough to do it to all Christians, if it can,” Mefferd said in  another tweet . Dr. Green , a Harvard-educated, decorated West Point grad, retired Army flight surgeon and Tennessee state senator , was targeted by pro-LGBT leftists after President Trump nominated him for Army Secretary. Many of the attack lines used against Green were based on his past w

Dr. Mark Green, President Trump ’s choice for Secretary of the Army , withdrew his nomination today amid an escalating cascade of  LGBT and leftist attacks  portraying him as “hateful” based on distortions of his past statements. “It is with deep regret I am withdrawing my nomination to be the Secretary of the Army,”  Dr. Green  said in a statement, reported by  The Hill . He blamed “false and misleading attacks” against him and said he did not want to become a distraction. “I am honored that President Trump nominated me for this position. I appreciate his support and confidence in me, as well as that of [Defense] Secretary [James] Mattis and many others, and their desire to Make America Great Again by preparing our military to face the many challenges in the world for the safety and security of our nation,” said Dr. Green, according to The Hill. This is the second Trump nominee for Secretary of the Army to step aside. In February, his first choice, Vincent Viola , withdre

The criticism of Broussard is totally unwarranted After watching Broussard’s remarks with my wife, I turned to her and said, “That was strong.” All he did was to confess what the Bible teaches about sexual morality and about what God requires of every Christian—obedience ( 1 John 2:4). It was a clearer word than what you would hear in many pulpits. It was biblical. It was faithful. It was courageous. After the news broke earlier today that Jason Collins has come out as the first openly gay player in the NBA, I didn’t really plan to comment. But that all changed after watching Chris Broussard ’s commentary for ESPN . After Collins’ announcement appeared, all the sports shows were abuzz with the news. ESPN’s “Outside the Lines” hosted a discussion between two sportswriters: the openly gay LZ Granderson and the Christian Chris Broussard. The long and short of it is this. Jason Collins still claims to be a Christian even though he is openly gay. ESPN asked Broussard to comment