Some ordained ministers are throwing their support behind abortion providers. Last week, for example, clergy for Episcopal and Methodist churches were among religious leaders who gathered in Cleveland to bless an abortion clinic.
“I’m here today standing alongside my fellow clergymen and clergywomen to say: thank God for abortion providers,” said Rev. Harry Knox, president and CEO of Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice (RCRC) which supports abortion rights and what it refers to as “abortion care.”
Knox, who is in a same-sex marriage, was the founding director of the Human Rights Campaign’s Religion and Faith Program, the first program director at Freedom to Marry, and executive director of Georgia Equality.
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5 comments:
Clear evidence of the last days.. the apostasy of the church.
Both of these denominations have been gone for quite a while. There are a few faithful ones remaining within the Methodist and Episcopal denominations.. they need to seek God about where they should be.
False Prophets .
They are not Christians. They are using Christ to promote evil.
No true Scottsman...
This is why their members are leaving the denominations. Even pastors are retiring early or going elsewhere to follow their calling to be followers of Christ. Christ would not be approving of such actions if He were here today. Clearly blasphemous.
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