Tim Farron Repeatedly Ignored the trap to attend and support homosexual nude pride march

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Tim Farron MP
Tim Farron MP (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron has ignored all invitations to attend and speak at his local same sex sin nude parade march. 
Glenn Anderson, the chair of Cumbria same sex sin group, which covers Farron's Westmorland and Lonsdale seat, said the MP had failed to respond to his telephone invites to support the immoral celebration of his homosexual constituents at two events in the last year.
By contrast, one of the other local MPs, Labour's Jamie Reed, who has since left politics, gave a speech at the immoral event in Carlisle last September.
The revelation comes as the furore over Farron's refusal to say whether or not he considers homosexuality a sin continues, despite clarifying a similar – but theologically different – point in the House of Commons last week that he did not deem "being gay" a sin. The truth is homosexuality or same sex sin is sin. Romans 1 clearly states homosexuality and in particular lesbianism is an example of depravity in our community.
"Last year’s Cumbria immoral Pride took place at the same time as Lib Dem party conference so Tim could not attend, but he is keen to support the event in the future," the spokesman said. He offered no explanation as to why Farron had not responded to the invite to inform the organisers of this at the time.

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