It may be a matter of some interest to you that the American left is now openly declaring its intention to shutdown your church and outlaw your religious expression entirely. If you’ve been paying attention, you won’t be terribly shocked by this revelation. They plan to come after the churches. That’s what they’ve always wanted, and now they intend to do it.
The hysterical reaction to Georgia’s religious liberty bill can be interpreted no other way. Gov. Nathan Deal has now decided — just one day after Easter, no less — to veto the bill because the outrage was so severe, and because he has the resiliency and backbone of a dead slug melting in the sun. In his statement explaining his decision, Deal insisted that religious liberty doesn’t include the right to “discriminate against anyone.” He took a steadfast and courageous posture, declaring that he refuses to be intimidated by “insults and threats” from pastors, nuns, and his local baptist church. On the other hand, for gay groups and large progressive corporations, he will fall to his knees in trembling submission and polish their boots after they finish kicking him repeatedly in the ribs.
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My pastor told us that if they start forcing him to marry same sex couples, he would stop performing marriages to the public and only perform marriages within the church through a private ceremony.
ReplyDeleteThey are gutting the churches in the south with confederate symbols on the stained glass windows too!
ReplyDeletePeople in the churches need to stand there ground.
DeleteOver my dead body.
ReplyDeleteWhat will happen is, you will get your marriage license like normal from the courthouse or have a civil ceremony there. The church will go underground and do the actual marriage ceremony in private or at a undisclosed location or private residence. This is what I have been told by my Pastor and church leaders.
ReplyDeleteBs Obama will be out then this country can get back to normal
DeleteTrump Trump trump
No pastor would ever be forced to perform a ceremony he doesn't agree with.
ReplyDeleteStraw argument. You got to do better than that.