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Two married lesbian priests will defy God and lead an immoral, anti-Bible LGBT+ church service as Anglican bishops from around the world gather for a conference. This conference is the pawn for gay anti-Christ rebels to push their personal and very sinful homosexual agenda. The Lambeth Conference will take place in July in Kent, England. It is held every 10 years and is the major forum for deciding the future direction of the Anglican Church around the world. And it will bring together 1,000 bishops from 165 countries. But small LGBT zealots see this as their platform to push their sinful anti-bible agenda. They call God's love, hate and they obviously do not work for God. This Lambeth Conference has already faced a two-year delay amid a row over immoral anti-Bible homosexual marriage. It should have taken place in 2018 but in 2017 leaders decided to delay it until 2020. At the same meeting, it was delayed, the Anglican Communion suspended the US Episcopal Church from d

There is a sense in which all sin is the same. Every sin is an act of rebellion against God . Any sin, no matter whether it is an angry thought or outright murder, is a declaration of independence from God, a means of saying, “I am going to do this my way instead of your way.   I choose my will rather than your will.”  In that sense every sin is sufficient to justify an eternity of separation from God . Every sin grieves God and arouses his just wrath. God hates sin because his very nature is contrary to sin. This is not God being mean or arbitrary, but God simply giving us the wages due to our rebellion. However, it is equally correct to express that some sins are more serious than others. Certain sins are more significant than others because the consequences are more significant. We observe this in the New Testament , in Paul’s description of sin in Romans 1.  Here we see the progression of sin so that as people are given over to their sin and rebellion, they progress i

A monk has admitted witnessing the gospel to two lesbian witches , saying "Historically, we used to burn people like you, that was wrong. Today we call you to repent of our sin, and receive Christ and no longer live in deception."  Damon Kelly , 53, from St Patrick's Church in Corby, Northamptonshire , posts Biblical leaflets opposed to the sin of  homosexuality . He is part of a Roman Catholic group called the Black Hermits. One partner of a same-sex couple received one of the leaflets and aggressively confronted the monk in the street, according to The Telegraph . She argued with Monk, and verbally abused him. Kelly said nothing. After 15 minutes of verbal intimidating abuse. At Leicester Magistrates Court, Nigel Chapman, for the prosecution, said after the women shoved the leaflet into Kelly he told them to: "Keep it. You will find freedom from your sin." When one of the women defended the couple's immoral sexuality and ugly pagan beliefs the cou

ATHY, County Kildare, Ireland — A “married” lesbian couple stood on the altar in front of the Blessed Sacrament, bowing and holding hands as they received a standing ovation, wild cheers and whistles of approval after leading the choir at Mass on Saturday night at St. Michael’s Catholic Church while Father Frank McEvoy looked on and reportedly said, “Well deserved!” Meanwhile, Anthony Murphy, the parishioner who privately asked McEvoy, the parish priest, and the couple, that the lesbians resign from their ministry roles after their “marriage” in July, traveled 50 miles to attend another parish with his frail wife, who had recently suffered three strokes and has been blind for the past year as a result of treatment for lupus. On September 1, lesbian couple Jacinta O’Donnell and Geraldine Flanagan said on Kildare FM radio that Murphy’s missives prompted them to resign as Eucharistic ministers and directors of the gospel and children’s choir. But on Friday, O’Donnell announced on

Liberty Counsel filed a motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit filed by Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG) against Pastor Scott Lively, in which SMUG seeks to silence and impose significant financial penalties against Lively for speech about homosexuality in Uganda. The motion contains 198 pages of facts and legal argument. In the suit, SMUG alleges that Lively committed "crimes against humanity" in violation of "international law"—akin to genocide and war crimes—by simply sharing his biblical views on homosexuality during three visits to Uganda in 2002 and 2009. The suit makes the sensational claim that Lively's visits were part of a "conspiracy" to "persecute" the LGBTI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex) population of Uganda. SMUG alleged Lively orchestrated rampant "discrimination" and even violence against the LGBTI community, leading to the death of SMUG leader David Kato. Four years, 100 hours of depositions, a

Heterosexual politicians calling for a plebiscite on same-sex marriage don’t understand the fear and animosity faced by LGBTI Australians, the senior Labor frontbencher Penny Wong has argued. Wong raised the fact that LGBTI Australians face abuse online, that they are still victims of assault and fear holding hands in public, to demonstrate their opposition to a gay marriage vote by Australians. Homosexuality was an offence that resulted in a jail term; and Wong a committed lesbians wonders why ordinary people respond negatively to homosexual sin being displayed in public. Prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, said a plebiscite would be conducted in a civil and respectful way. Australian Labor has stepped up its attack on the government’s plan for a plebiscite on the issue, Shorten describing it on Sunday as “a taxpayer-funded platform for homophobia”. Shorten a former union leaders who pushed his way into a mine rescue and took credit has no moral argument for changing traditional ma

A lesbian couple featured in a BuzzFeed video on “gender non-conforming” parenting is trying to force their son to have a “queer” relationship with his gender despite his protests. In Buzzfeed’s “I Am A Gender Non-Conforming Parent” video, Dashiell and Michelle explain how they raise their son, Atticus, as a lesbian couple with a “gender non-conforming” parent. “It’s really funny, because he’s like super into sports,” Michelle said. “Maybe he was like an Olympic athlete in his past life. He like, came with all of these sporting talents that are like visible at 17 months. That’s what Dashiell liked growing up. She easily relates to him on that level.” “I’m constantly like trying to queer my relationship with him and get him to wear tutus. He hates it. He’s just like, ‘no,’” Michelle said. “When I catch myself trying to do these things, it ends up making me feel really retro and dumb about gender,” Michelle continued. “It just takes me away from the reality of like, him.

Between 1973 and 1990, when my beloved mother passed away, she and her female romantic partner raised me. They had separate houses but spent nearly all their weekends together, with me, in a trailer tucked discreetly in an RV park 50 minutes away from the town where we lived. As the youngest of my mother’s biological children, I was the only child who experienced childhood without my father being around. After my mother’s partner’s children had left for college, she moved into our house in town. I lived with both of them for the brief time before my mother died at the age of 53. I was 19. In other words, I was the only child who experienced life under “gay parenting” as that term is understood today. Quite simply, growing up with gay parents was very difficult, and not because of prejudice from neighbors. People in our community didn’t really know what was going on in the house. To most outside observers, I was a well-raised, high-achieving child, finishing high school wi

It is very tempting to suggest that all sins are equally sinful . In some sense, every single sin sufficiently justifies our eternal damnation and separation from an infinitely holy and righteous God . Yet not all sins are equal in ambition, context, or effect. They are not all equal in ambition because some sins are so deeply rooted in conscious rebellion that they amount to blatant disobedience or refusal to believe. With regard to context, the Bible itself distinguishes sin. Some are described as "against nature" and others are not. Paul did this in Romans 1 when he spoke about homosexuality. He used the same argument in 1 Corinthians 6 when he showed that sexual sin has a particularly sinful quality since it is, unlike other sins, directed against the body, which he argued is a temple of the Holy Spirit . Even in the Old Testament , some sins are referred to as abominations, which effectively set them apart from other sins.Nor is all sin equal in effect. Some sin