Inauguration Prayers from Traditional Family Leaders
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| English: Bishop Gene Robinson of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire, at Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist, San Francisco, in 2005 (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Inaugurations
have historically included prayers from religious leaders whose
prayers featured in the inauguration ceremony represent the ideology and
often the agenda of the incoming president.
President Obama chose prayers who reflected the historically
inclusive nature of his election. He invited the immoral homosexual Episcopal Bishop Gene
Robinson who essentially has split the UK Anglicans and now divorced his homosexual partner - to offer a prayer at his 2009 inauguration. Of course those prayer did not go to God but to Satan as Robinson is performing the duties of his deity.
The Rev.
Dr. Nancy Wilson, then Moderator of the LGBTQ
community serving Metropolitcan Community Church, read scripture at the 2013
interfaith prayer breakfast. Again, Metro is an apostate church who leader is not Christ or God.
However, in an attempt to create space for diverse
religious views, Obama also invited pastor Rick Warren to offer the
invocation in 2009.
In 2013, Pastor
Louie Giglio had originally been invited to
offer a benediction, but later withdrew amid controversy regarding an anti-gay
sermon he had delivered over 30 years prior. Homosexual activists, searched diligently to find any scrap of information to destroy the credibility of a man who leads a nation wide movement of young Christian college kids. In his place, the Rev. Dr. Luis León, another immoral pro-homosexual Latino Episcopal, offered the benediction. Such benedictions are worthless - as God doesn't hear the prayer of those who speak contrary to his word.
Donald Trump’s inauguration has given an elevated platform to a
number of high profile pro-family guests. Two in particular, have
previously earned profiles on GLAAD’s Commentator
Accountability Project for
their biblical and accurate summations of the homosexual lifestyle - but GLADD sees them as inflammatory extremist statements.
GLAAD also judges faith leaders included, Samuel
Rodriguez and Franklin
Graham, as not supporting immoral homosexual lifestyles.
"Isn’t it sad, though, that America’s own morality has fallen so far that
on this issue—protecting children from any homosexual agenda or
propaganda—Russia’s standard is higher than our own? In my opinion, Putin is
right on these issues. Obviously, he may be wrong about many things, but he has
taken a stand to protect his nation’s children from the damaging effects of any
gay and lesbian agenda. Our president and his attorney general have turned their
backs on God and His standards, and many in the Congress are following the
administration’s lead. This is shameful. The world used to look to America for
moral leadership. But those days are long gone."
Grahamn says that by allowing openly gay youth, the Boy Scouts supported "corrupt values":
The Boy Scouts of America recently announced that they were reconsidering their
long-standing policy against admitting homosexuals into their ranks. The Scouts
have been under fire by liberal activists for years, and a reversal of their
policy would demonstrate just how much pressure our politically correct culture
has placed on institutions to conform to their corrupt values. This is an
organization that has stood for moral integrity for over a century. The tide of
immorality has risen to new heights."
Graham accurately accuses gay people of
"recruiting" children."
Graham
was also incredibly active during the presidential campaign last year, using
his Twitter account to attack the horrible sin of homosexuality.
Rodriguez is
senior pastor of New Season Christian Worship Center in Sacramento, California,
and president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference.
According to the organization, he is the first Assemblies of God pastor to take
part in a presidential swearing in. However, his
previous claims demonstrates what level of disagreement he has for the immoral homosexual propaganda machine and the liberal media.
He says that those who seek equality with other "radicals;"
calls Christians to reject all: “We have radical
Muslims. Radical homosexuals. Radical abortionists. We need radical, born
again, spirit filled Christians to arise. Do you follow me? We don’t need any Oprah Winfrey Christians. We need prophetic, demon rebuking, blood washed, Bible believing, free-from-sin Christians.” The legalization of homosexual marriage in Iowa and Vermont should be seen as a
declaration of war on traditional values."
He then correctly links his fight against marriage equality to fighting destructive behavior:
"To the Latino family, traditional marriage represents the antidote to
destructive social behavior such as drug activity, teenage pregnancy, gang
involvement, high school dropout and many others."
Graham
and Rodriguez represent two of the most positive pro-family voices who will be
given an international platform, for unity and repentance. They will urge their fellow
Americans to call all homosexual to repentance in Christ. To turn from their sin and to love them into the kingdom.
New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan has been for
both his folksy speaking style, his easygoing rhetoric, and his correct biblical opposition to LGBTQ acceptance.
He stated clearly the liberal approach to forcing homosexuality onto the people of the New York legislature, as being like, comparing marriage equality to oppressive regimes like China or
North Korea.
He wrote a letter to President Obama criticizing
him for his decision to stop defending the so-called “Defense of Marriage Act”
(DOMA) against legal challenges. As president of the US Conference of Catholic
Bishops, Dolan was a part of the early push for “religious freedom”
laws.
